Jack Sadler

I completed my MSc degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Essex, graduating in 2020, having first completed a BSc in Sports and Exercise Science in 2018.

Following this, I returned to Norfolk working within the acute setting at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn. During this time, I worked within Orthopaedics; specialising in rehab following hip, knee and spinal surgery.  Elderly Medicine; across each of the medical and frailty wards , treating neurological disorders, and other general medical conditions. Surgery and Intensive care; Treating acute respiratory, post-surgery, amputee rehabilitation and within intensive/critical care.

The acute setting has enabled development as a physiotherapist, gaining an understanding on a number of physiological conditions impacting everyday life, including treating both acute and chronic conditions. From this, I built an interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, developing treatment methods with the focus on improving quality of life.

I have undertaken training in a range of techniques including massage and manual therapy, postural alignment, joint and soft tissue mobilisations, acupuncture, and developed programmes for exercised based rehab alongside the introduction of self-management techniques.

I now work within the community, working three days a week as a community physiotherapist, and two days a week in clinic at the Holt Holistic Centre.

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