Our Team

Nicole Webb

Nicole Webb graduated from Western Sydney University at the end of 2002 where she completed her Bachelor of Health Science/ Podiatric Medicine. She worked across the south west region and spent 2 years working in London for the NHS as a biomechanical specialist before returning home to Campbelltown to open South west podiatry Clinic in 2007.

Nicole is dedicated to expanding her knowledge in the evolving field of podiatry and teaches clinical skills for Ingrown toenail surgery and biomechanical skills for the podiatry students at the university of western Sydney.

Nicole has completed additional training in ASD, ADHD and working with the NDIS.

All of these things help to offer a wide variety of treatment options to patients.

Nicole has experience in treating a wide variety of foot, ankle and lower limb conditions.

She likes to ensure a specific treatment plan is created for each individual to ensure they are pain free as soon as possible.

Away from practice Nicole likes to spend quality family time with her 4 active children and husband.

Carli Thompson

Carli Thompson has always had an interest in sports and being active, she now still enjoys playing netball and being outdoors exploring the local area. Her interest in health and fitness led her to consider health as a career. Podiatry stood out due to its diversity in conditions treated and being able to make a positive impact on clients quality of life.

As a Paediatric Podiatrist Carli provides therapy one-on-one with children and their families. Carli is passionate about developing treatment plans that prioritise her clients’ needs, as well as empowering families to support their child's foot development. As a mother herself she is caring and committed about Childrens development.

Carli has an interest in all areas of Podiatry, in particular management of chronic disease in the lower limb, Childrens Podiatry, Ingrown toenail surgery and treatment and managing biomechanical injuries.

Liam Coyle

Liam Coyle has a keen interest in all areas of podiatry, including the diagnosis and treatment of foot-related pain and injuries, paediatric conditions, and ingrown toenail surgery.

Liam offers therapy to kids and their families one-on-one in his capacity as a paediatric podiatrist. Liam is dedicated about helping families support their children's foot development and creating treatment regimens that prioritise the requirements of his customers. He is concerned and committed to the development of children because he is a father himself.

Diabetic foot care & wound management is another aspect of podiatry to which Liam enjoys applying his knowledge.

Outside of work, Liam’s interests include travel, music, and spending quality time with his family.

Isabella Sund

Isabella holds an interest in all areas of podiatry, particularly the management of foot related pain and injuries, chronic disease in the lower limb and paediatric conditions and is dedicated to expanding her knowledge. 

Isabella’s sporting background and focus to make it her mission to create positive impact’s on a person's quality of life led her to choose podiatry as a career.

Special interests include biomechanics, injury rehabilitation, paediatric care, and nail surgeries.

As a paediatric podiatrist, Isabella offers therapy to kids and their parents on an individual basis. Isabella is dedicated to encouraging families to assist their children's foot development and creating treatment regimens that put her customers' needs first. 

With a heavy sporting background and a love for all things sport, she looks to use her knowledge and expertise in the area to provide optimal care.

Isabella enjoys the multiple presentations encountered in Podiatry practice and developing solid therapeutic relationships with patients.

Outside of work Isabella’s interests include music, gym and family movie time. 

PATRICK CHUNG

PATRICK CHUNG Podiatrist

MPodMed, BappSci(Ex&SpSc) USyd, Bsci/BA USyd, CertIV Massage Therapy.

Patrick completed his Masters of Podiatric Medicine at Western Sydney University in 2015 and has been a practising podiatrist since 2016. His educational background is diverse and includes degrees in Exercise Science, Biochemistry and Arts (French and Spanish).

He has also had additional training and experience in foot mobilisation and manipulation, dry needling, and different forms massage therapy.
He has taught at Western Sydney University and has been involved in clinical supervision of third- and fourth-year students in the Podiatry program. He currently is a supervisor of students at the Exodus Foundation on behalf of Western Sydney University, and he also supervises third-year podiatry students at the Western Sydney University Uniclinic.

Patrick has extensive experience in all aspects of general podiatric treatment, nail surgery, diabetic foot care, biomechanical assessments, wound care, rehabilitation from musculoskeletal issues, footwear assessments, exercise therapy and orthotic therapy.
His podiatry interests include working with NDIS and Workcover patients to achieve help them achieve their goals and best outcomes, biomechanics, exercise therapy, manual therapies, and orthotic therapy.

Patrick enjoys connecting to other cultures through art, languages, and food. He enjoys reading, playing music, bouldering, and hiking, and exploring embodied somatic practices such as meditation and breathwork, yoga and, pilates.

Patrick is an intermediate French and Spanish speaker and is a background Chinese (Hakka) speaker.