I started working as a podiatrist in 2012 in the Waikato, and was mentored by a great podiatrist. Whilst down there, I worked in Hamilton, Cambridge, Huntly, Ngāruawāhia, Thames, Paeroa, Waihi, Whangamatā, Te Aroha, Matamata, Morrinsville, Ōhaupō. My boss made sure I had extensive exposure to private clinics, resthomes, hospitals, prisons, Māori health clinics, dementia and special needs wards, all the way to working with elite athletes, children and patients suffering from chronic pain.

After moving back to Auckland in 2014, I got myself a couple of good mentors up here until I took the plunge and established Dynamic Podiatry in Saint Heliers in 2015. Over the years, I have completely fallen in love with the Eastern Bays and am so grateful that we have such a strong local community.

I am fluent in English and semi fluent in Mandarin Chinese. My interests are history, geography, traveling the world, olympic weightlifting, reformer pilates, and watching rugby. I love to chat, so talk to me about anything!

I’ve always felt that health care is something that requires trust. I always strive to make my patient’s feel like they can trust me to look out for them. And if I cannot help you directly, I should most certainly be able to put you in touch with other professionals that can or at least steer you in the right direction!