Jess Harrison
2025 update on Jess: Taking online consultations
Jess is currently in New Zealand working as head physio for the Northern Mystics! She is available for telehealth appointments during this time. Please call our front desk team to organise this.
Growing up, Jess followed her parents around constantly to both netball and rugby union or rugby league leading to a love of being involved in sport. Jess moved to the Central Coast in 2023 from Newcastle to continue to develop as a Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist.
Being a physio is a rewarding way to work in a team and help athletes perform their best within and away from their sport. Jess has a passion for female athletes and helping them achieve high levels of performance. She also enjoys working with developing athletes and educating them about injury prevention and recovering well from their training.
Key Milestones for Jess include:
- APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
- Masters in Sports Physiotherapy
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons)
- ASCA Strength & Conditioning Coach
Jess is proud to have worked with many sporting teams, associations and events including:
- Australian Men’s & Mixed Netball
- Netball NSW state teams
- Australian UniRoos
- Newcastle Falcons NBL1
- Premier League netball teams
- NSW hockey
- NSW rugby 7’s
- 2018 Commonwealth Games
Areas of Interest/Sports:
Netball, basketball, rugby union, running, water polo, female athletes
Clinical interest:
Ankle injuries, foot injuries, overuse injuries, post-operative rehabilitation
Latest Blogs
Optimal Recovery Strategies for Athletes
The Importance of Physical Recovery for Athletes Physical recovery is as crucial to performance as rigorous training. Whether you’re a professional athlete or a weekend warrior, optimising recovery strategies can make all the difference in achieving your goals. Recovery can be as individualised as training itself depending on athlete preferences and access to resources, so […]
Helping the Central Coast Feel Well, Move Well and Perform Well!