Three podiatrists, no product commission
All AHPRA registered. Nobody here earns anything extra when you buy an orthotic, which is why the four-step ladder on this site is a real process rather than a marketing page.
Who you will be booked with
Book with one podiatrist and you see that person for your follow-ups too.
Dean Halloran
Dean spent four years in a practice where every patient was quoted a custom orthotic at the first appointment, and the four-step ladder this clinic runs on is a deliberate correction of that. He handles most of the heel pain and tendon caseload, and reviews the pricing and process published on this site each year to keep it accurate.
- BPodiatry, QUT
- AHPRA registered
- Australian Podiatry Association
- Special interest: tendinopathy & load management
Here since 2015 · Mon–Sat
Aisha Kabir
Aisha came from three years in a hospital high-risk foot clinic and carries the diabetes and wound caseload here. She is the reason two slots stay free every day — in her view a wound seen today instead of next week is the difference between a dressing and a hospital admission.
- BHlthSc (Podiatry)
- AHPRA registered
- Special interest: high-risk foot & wound management
Here since 2018 · Tue–Sat
Rhys Tamati
Rhys sees most of the children and does the nail surgery. He is straightforward with parents that most flat feet and growing pains need reassurance rather than treatment, which occasionally costs a booking and is still the right answer.
- BPodiatry, University of Newcastle
- AHPRA registered
- Special interest: paediatric podiatry & nail surgery
Here since 2021 · Wed–Sat
First appointment usually inside two days
No referral needed. Two slots are held free every day for diabetic foot emergencies.