DAN ROGERS

Dan is a highly experienced physiotherapist and Director/Principal Physiotherapist at Mt. Buller Physiotherapy clinic. He is a member of the OWIA Medical Team Network, specializing in acute sporting injuries. With a personal history of a severe knee injury, Dan has developed expertise in ankle, knee, shoulder, and back injuries. He excels in post-operative rehabilitation, facilitating quick recovery and functional well-being.

Dan's passion lies in managing acute and chronic pain through exercise rehabilitation and empowering patients through SMART goal setting. This approach accelerates pain reduction, and injury severity, and aids future injury prevention.

Throughout his career, Dan has treated elite athletes in various sports such as basketball, netball, field hockey, Australian Rules Football, soccer, and snow sports. He has extensive experience with the Australian Winter Teams, providing treatment in disciplines like snowboard cross, ski cross, freestyle skiing (moguls, aerials, slopestyle, big air), and freestyle snowboarding (slopestyle, big air). Recently, Dan served as a physiotherapist for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games, supporting teams in short-track speed skating, figure skating, curling, and cross country.

Dan's vast experience, specialized knowledge, and dedication to patient care make him a valuable asset in physiotherapy, particularly in sports-related injuries.

EMME WEISS

Emma is a Physiotherapist with a strong foundation in sports rehabilitation, injury management, and exercise-based therapy. She holds a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Technology Sydney and a Master of Physiotherapy from the University of Sydney.

Emma has experience across both hospital and sporting environments, including a private rehabilitation hospital where she delivered inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for individuals recovering from orthopaedic surgery, illness, and deconditioning. She has also worked with athletes across Rugby Union, Australian Rules Football, and soccer, providing acute injury assessment, on-field management, and structured return-to-sport rehabilitation.

Emma takes a highly individualised, evidence-based approach to care, with a focus on restoring optimal movement, strength, and function. She is passionate about supporting long-term recovery and reducing re-injury risk through targeted rehabilitation, with particular interest in strength and conditioning principles and injury prevention strategies.

Her background as a Personal Trainer and Group Fitness Instructor enhances her clinical practice, allowing her to integrate a strong understanding of strength training with rehabilitation to deliver tailored, progressive programs that support recovery.

Outside the clinic, Emma enjoys swimming, hiking, travelling, reading at the beach, and supporting the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles.

FRASER HILLIER

Graduating with a Master’s in Physiotherapy from La Trobe University, Fraser is a skilled private practice physiotherapist based in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs. He specializes in musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, providing expert care for various conditions. Fraser adeptly manages post-surgical recovery, neurological conditions, and chronic pain, using techniques such as manual therapy, strengthening exercises, and reformer Pilates. His sports physiotherapy experience includes working with the De La Salle Football Club, where he handled acute injuries and supported athletes’ recovery. Dedicated to helping patients achieve their health goals, Fraser focuses on shoulder and knee issues, drawing from his personal injury experiences. Outside of work, Fraser enjoys playing hockey and is a passionate supporter of the Richmond Football Club. He also loves to travel, having backpacked across multiple continents, embracing diverse cultures and building meaningful connections.