Peter graduated from UCD in 2005 and currently works part-time as a Senior Physiotherapist in Primary Care in Dublin North.  He worked in Beaumont Hospital from 2005 until March 2023.   He covered a variety of positions as a senior in the Care of the Older Persons services including the Raheny Community Nursing Unit, St. Josephs Hospital, Beaumont Emergency Department as well as the acute wards.  Most recently he was the Acting Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist on the Pathfinder team, a collaboration between Beaumont Hospital and the National Ambulance Service.  He completed his MSc in Older Person Rehabilitation from UCC, graduating in 2018.  He is also a training facilitator for the National Frailty Education Program for Health Professionals in North Dublin.

Peter has a keen interest in frailty and the rehabilitation of balance and mobility in older people. He is also experienced in treating people post stroke, joint replacements and a wide variety of neurological conditions, such as Parkinsons Disease and Multiple Sclerosis.

Peter is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and is registered with CORU and he is covered by Professional Indemnity Insurance

Peter founded PW Physiotherapy in May 2012.

Gerard graduated from Trinity College, Dublin, in 2012. After graduation he moved to Singapore where he spent 3 years gaining vital experience in a large academic teaching hospital covering a wide variety of specialities. He returned to Ireland in 2016 and took up a post in Beaumont Hospital where he gained further experience in fields such as orthopaedics, respiratory, neurosurgery and musculoskeletal.

Gerard was promoted to the position of Senior Physiotherapist in the Care of the Older Persons service in Beaumont from 2018. During this time he covered all areas including the Frailty Intervention Therapy Team, the specialist geriatric wards and the rehabilitation unit of St. Joesphs Hospital including the Raheny Community Nursing Unit.   Gerard worked extensively in the Day Hospital in St. Josephs as part of the multidisciplinary team assessing and rehabbing outpatients from the surrounding areas.

In 2022 Gerard moved to the Royal Hospital Donnybrook where he works as the Senior Physiotherapist in the Day Hospital. He continues to provide excellent care to patients from the community and looks to maximise older persons abilities, helping them to age well and remain healthy.

Gerard has a keen interest in assessing and combatting frailty.  He is an education facilitator for the National Frailty Education Program for healthcare professionals in Dublin South East.  He has experience in treating older people with vestibular issues.  Other areas of interest include working with people post stroke, joint replacements and a wide variety of neurological conditions including dementia and Parkinsons Disease.

Gerard is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and is registered with CORU.

Fiona graduated from Trinity College in 2008. She has extensive experience across a wide variety of healthcare settings, including acute hospitals, rehabilitation centres and primary care. She has worked in Clontarf Orthopaedic Hospital, Beaumont hospital and Wexford General Hospital.

Fiona has been working in HSE primary care physiotherapy services since 2010, working as a Senior Physiotherapist from 2016 to 2022. There she gained an extensive knowledge in assessing and treating a wide variety of conditions in both a clinical and home based setting.  She has keen interest in rehabilitation of the older person, orthopaedic rehabilitation and treatment of neurological conditions and musculoskeletal disorders.

Fiona completed a masters in Occupational Health, safety and wellbeing from University College Cork in 2019.

Fiona is a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and is registered with CORU and she is covered by Professional Indemnity Insurance