James Hatt and Associates

James qualified from the University of the West of England in the summer of 1997 with a BSc honours degree in Physiotherapy. He started his working career in the NHS and following 18 months of clinical rotations he moved full time into the field of Orthopaedics and Musculoskeletal Medicine.

Ginny gained her degree in physiotherapy from Kings College, London in 1999. She worked initially in the NHS as a junior at University College Hospital, London. She then specialised in musculoskeletal outpatients in the NHS at The Northern Health Centre, London and The Whittington Hospital, London.

Paul qualified with a BSc (Honours) degree from the University of Brighton in 2000. Prior to training as a physiotherapist he worked for three years as a physiotherapy assistant in and around Bristol. Paul started work at Southmead hospital in Bristol and after completing his junior rotations began to specialise in musculo-skeletal medicine. During this time he gained extensive experience in Musculo-skeletal Outpatients, Rheumatology and Orthopaedics.

Katie qualified from the Middlesex Hospital, London in 1991. She started her career at St Mary's in Paddington and rotated through all the clinical specialties for 2 years. She moved on to the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital where she specialised in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal medicine. During this time she worked towards her MACP and had the advantage of working in a hospital with a full time clinical teaching specialist, ironing out any creases! In 2002 she moved to Wiltshire with her family, worked at Devizes Community Hospital, had her 3rd child and then moved to working in private

Chris graduated from the University of Queensland, Australia with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 2000. He moved into private practice after graduation and worked with both private and corporate clients in a variety of settings including a Pilates studio. Chris moved to the UK in 2002 and after enjoying a brief stint in the NHS returned to private practice on the Isle of Man. Since the beginning of 2003 he has worked almost exclusively as a civilian physiotherapist for the Ministry of Defence. His work has taken him all over the UK and to Germany and he has had the opportunity to work with highly specialist personnel including Commandos, Pilots and Special Forces to address both sporting and occupational injuries. While Chris enjoys all aspects of musculo-skeletal physiotherapy, he has developed interests in the fields of cervicogenic headache and neurodynamics and has attended numerous courses on both subjects. He is a keen sportsman – both participant and spectator – although some recent England vs. Australia outcomes have tested his resolve.

Jan qualified from the West Middlesex University Hospital, London in 1981. She initially worked in the NHS, gaining 5 years of clinical specialities, including a Senior post at Charing Cross Teaching Hospital. Subsequently she worked with her husband for several years and had 3 children. She moved abroad to Vancouver and moved back to the UK in 2006, now specialising in the rehabilitation of Neurology patients, to settle in the Marlborough area with her husband and three children, aged 10, 12 and 13. A member of ACPIN, the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists interested in Neurology, she has focused her skills in this area and keeps abreast of the latest treatment developments, currently also working in one of the UK's specialist MS Rehabilitation Centres. Jan has gained a holistic style to the rehabilitation of people with neurological conditions, and her motivational approach, whilst working to improve particular functional difficulties, never omits to support the client as a whole, physically and mentally. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family and supporting local sporting activities, including Jan's entry into the London Marathon!