Foley's Physio, Dublin

Robert is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists. He received an honours degree from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 2009 after completing a previous 4-year honours degree in Sports Science and Health from Dublin City University.

Over the past 4 years Robert has worked in a variety of settings including acute hospitals, rehabilitation, aged care facilities and private practices.

Robert spent 2 years working in the National Rehab Hospital in Dun Laoghaire, where he worked with patients with respiratory issues, traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries, spinal chord injuries and amputations. He also worked in Australia in a large aged care facility with residents who had various issues that affect the elderly, such as weakness, poor balance, difficulty with mobility and transfers, respiratory problems, dementia and chronic pain.

Before his career as a physiotherapist Robert completed an N.C.E.F. physical instructor qualification and a level 1 TICA Tennis Coaching qualification. Robert has worked as a physical trainer and tennis coach at all levels of tennis in ireland from beginners to national squad level. During his playing career, Robert represented Leinster and Ireland at junior level and was nationally and internationally ranked.

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• Tallaght
• Walkinstown
• Rathfarnham

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