Congratulations to EXPHYS team members who recently celebrated work anniversaries!
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Brenton Watson, Senior Exercise Physiologist (5 years)
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Yip Wong, Senior Exercise Physiologist (4 years)
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Adriana Giles, Clinical and Rehabilitation Lead (8 years)
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Charlotte Cummins, Head of Health, Regional Leader – WA, NSW, NT (4 years)
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Rhea Balmaceda, Senior Exercise Physiologist (2 years)
At EXPHYS we strive to provide exceptional careers for exercise physiologists, and our incredible team bring that to life every day ✨
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