Minal joined the Nuffield health physiotherapy team in 2003. She specialises in pelvic health, treating patients with a range of conditions, including bladder problems, incontinence issues, pelvic pain, prolapse and problems related to childbirth or following surgery. She also has a strong background in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has completed a Masters in Manual therapy, allowing her to assess and treat cases that are more complex within pelvic health. Minal works closely with the gynaecologist’s and Urologists at Nuffield Health, Leicester Hospital.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy (first)
• MSc Manual therapy
• POGP management of female urinary dysfunction
• Mummy MOT® practitioner
• Ante-Natal and post-natal physiotherapy
• Acupuncture for Physiotherapy
• Acupuncture in Pregnancy
• Post op breast cancer rehabilitation
• Visceral mobilisations with ANA therapies
• Postnatal body check

• Member of the CSP
• Member of POGP (Affiliate member)
• Member of AACP
• Member of MACP
• Registered with the pelvic partnership

Anton graduated from Coventry University in 2010 with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy, upon completion of his degree he has worked as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in the private sector developing his treatment skills in a variety of clinical settings. 

He developed a keen interest in sporting injuries and has worked with a number of sporting teams such as Ice Hockey team, Leicester Ladies Hockey Club and in June 2015 went to Baku to work as a physiotherapist in the European games.

Anton works with elite and non-elite athletes on lower limb injury rehabilitation such as ACL repairs, anterior knee pain as well as foot and ankle injuries, including shockwave treatment (ESWT) and is based at both the Nuffield Health Gym and at the Hospital

Anton is in a unique position to offer access to the gym area to facilitate your rehabilitation. He is also trained in acupuncture.

• BSc Hons Physiotherapy
• Module A & B Diploma Society Orthopaedic Medicine
• Injection Therapy
• ATCHP trained Acupuncturist
• Sports Rehabilitation

• CSP
• HCPC

Rachel is an integral part of the team at Nuffield Health Leicester Physiotherapy and is the first point of contact within the department.

As well as her administrative role within the department, she is also involved assisting with post-operative physiotherapy on the ward and assists with our specialist post-operative lower limb group to enhance our recovery programme.

Rachel has many years of working in customer service, both by telephone and customer facing. She has worked in the hospital in a variety of roles and as client services adviser at the fitness and wellbeing centre.

Rachel has a keen interest in health and wellbeing. She likes to keep active, is a member of a local running club and regularly practices yoga.

Lynsey is a highly skilled physiotherapist with over 20 years of experience in assessing and treating a variety of musculoskeletal conditions. She qualified in 2004 from The University of Hertfordshire. She is trained in McKenzie based assessment and management of the spine and neck. Lynsey is also AACP trained in acupuncture for pain relief.

Lynsey has a keen interest in in lower limb rehabilitation after orthopaedic surgery and injury, and runs our lower limb classes following joint replacement surgery. Lynsey is also interested in helping to prevent falls in the older population, as well as assessing and treating paediatric patients.

Lynsey adopts a holistic approach to patient care when assessing her patients, with a focus on health, lifestyle and emotional wellbeing. She utilises her skills to educate patients and aid self-management.

Her time is spent working between Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital and Nuffield Health Leicester Fitness and Wellbeing Centre.

• BSC Hons Physiotherapy
• AACP trained in Acupuncture
• McKenzie trained Physiotherapy in spinal management

• CSP
• HCPC
• AACP

I joined the Nuffield Health physiotherapy team in 2021 and specialise in musculoskeletal, treating wide range of conditions being sport related or work related.

I work closely with the orthopaedic department rehabilitating knee and hip replacements and I have a special interest in sports rehab work across Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital and the Nuffield Health Gym.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy (First)
• Pilates mat work Level 1

• CSP
• HCPC

During his studies, Bradley gained experience in strength and conditioning across multiple sports including rowing, cycling, rugby, basketball and athletics. He supported elite athletes through roles with the English Institute of Sport and GB Rowing, focusing on performance enhancement and injury prevention with research experience to support older adults maintain strength and bone density.

He also worked as a sports analyst with Sheffield Wednesday Academy, where he developed a strong interest in data-driven decision making. Since completing his physiotherapy degree, Bradley has built broad clinical experience across musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, neurological, respiratory and occupational physiotherapy in both NHS and private settings.

Bradley continues to support athletes, sports teams, post-operative patients and those struggling with pain. He is passionate about helping individuals achieve their goals through hands-on treatment, tailored exercise prescription, shockwave therapy, and collaborative, goal-focused care.

• BSc (Hons) Sport Science
• MSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy
• NCORE Neuromuscular Kinesiology Taping
• Level 3 Sports Massage
• UKSCA Strength & Conditioning Associate
• Level 4 Physical activity and Lifestyle for Managing Back Pain
• PHICIS Level 2 Immediate care in sport

• CSP
• HCPC
• ACPSEM
• BASES
• UKSCA
• UKAD

Clare is a Physiotherapist with over 20 years’ experience, initially working in the NHS then for UK based Regiments of the British Army and in Private Hospitals and Gyms. Over the years Clare has developed a special interest in rehabilitation of the lower limb and particularly the foot. She works with Consultants to maximise recovery from sporting injuries as well as assessing and rehabilitating chronic conditions caused by poor running or training form. Previously a keen triathlete and Coach, Clare has worked with Elite and Club athletes analysing running gait to reduce injury risk and improve performance. Clare is keen to rehabilitate athletes and encourages progression to personal trainers to maximise a return to full athletic potential. Her time is spent working between Nuffield Health Fitness and Wellbeing Centre and the Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital.

Specialises in: Foot and ankle rehabilitation