Chloe Wang is a graduate of Western Sydney University, and was awarded a Bachelor’s degree of Physiotherapy with Distinction. Chloe currently is a qualified Diabetes Australia Beat It Trainer.
Chloe has always enjoyed being incredibly active and has competed (and continues to compete) in a range of sports including:
Dance and sports injuries piqued her interest in becoming a physiotherapist. As a physiotherapist Chloe enjoys how each person she sees with their own unique set of circumstances challenges her problem thinking skills, whilst allowing her to actively help people to achieve their goals.
During her studies, Chloe was fortunate to have many learning opportunities around the world including London and Rotterdam. This is fuelled by her desire to immerse herself in different cultures and experiences.
Chloe has grown a strong interest in paediatric physiotherapy after her time at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, and working in a private paediatric physiotherapy clinic. She takes the time to make sure your family feels at home and there are lots of bubbles to play with!
Chloe’s passion for dance physiotherapy started after going through pre-pointe assessments when she was a dancer. She has studied ballet (Cecchetti method), jazz and a bit of tap up until senior high school and has performed in ballet and jazz troupes at Eisteddfods.
Chloe enjoys supporting patients with cardiorespiratory conditions.
In addition to gaining her university qualification, Chloe is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA). She has completed the following courses:
When Chloe’s not at work, she loves to play volleyball, walk the dog and bake lots of goodies (and plan her next holiday).
