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I am Jayne Nixon and I work as a Consultant Physiotherapist on complex cases of hip pain and poly trauma. I owned a large practice for 10 years which we have just recently sold and before that I worked for the Ministry of Defence and NHS for 20 years. I served in the Reserve Army for more than 15 years. I love being a PHYSIO and work everyday to give the highest level of care to every patient I treat. I completed my Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine, and have a special interest in the lower limb complex trauma Amputees, hypermobility, groin and young athletic hip pain, as well as sporting injuries. I see complex cases and a lot of running and sport related injury.

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