Megan D’Atri (nee Jepson)
Exercise Physiologist
- Diploma of Health Science
- Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science
- Masters in Clinical Exercise Physiology
- Accredited Exercise Physiologist; and a full member of Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA)
Megan D’Atri (nee Jepson) is a highly credentialed Senior Exercise Physiologist at Physioworks Health Group, who has vast experience in exercise assessment & the prescription of:
- Geriatric populations for general de-conditioning, high falls risk & chronic conditions
- Obesity & Metobolic conditions, such as Type 2 Diabetes
- Neurological conditions, such as brain injury & MS
- Musculoskeletal injuries & conditions, including chronic back pain
- Children & adolescents with Autism
- Varying Mental Health conditions
- Osteoporosis
- Sport specific conditioning, particularly netball & swimming
Megan has a passion & desire for seeing people reach their ultimate goal, whether that be to walk down to the local shop, run a marathon or simply to lead a healthier more active life. Megan firmly believes “that a little bit of exercise can help everybody”.
Megan is a former sport trainer for the Dandenong Stingrays (AFL Under 18’s). She is a former Committee member & Netball Coach of Sandown Cobras Football & Netball Club.
As part of her role as a Research Assistant at Monash University, Megan D’Atri (nee Jepson) has worked on many projects surrounding health research, including:
- Research within the Paramedic Department focusing on Paramedic health, wellbeing & practice
- Research within the School of Primary & Allied Health Care focusing on allied health service provision in Australian & New Zealand hospitals
- Research investigating the relationship between breast size on shoulder, neck & back pain – see video here.
Megan was involved in research investigating the effectiveness of Government health messaging surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic for vulnerable populations.
Megan D’Atri (nee Jepson) has co-authored numerous health research publications. Her most recent publication is “The variation in allied health service provision in Australian & NZ hospitals”
Senior Exercise Physiologist Megan D’Atri is consultating at Physiowork Health Group Cranbourne & Pakenham clinics. Megan is currently on Maternity Leave from the clinics in 2024.