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Physiotherapist · Master of Public Health · Broadcaster

STUART
COX

Health media with clinical teeth.

Twenty-five years treating real bodies — in the NHS, in professional sport, and in some of the most remote communities in Australia. Now making health content that respects your intelligence.

Stuart Cox, physiotherapist and broadcaster

Where the work lives

Health Rocks

The podcast. Long-form conversations with clinicians, researchers and people at the sharp edge of health — where the evidence gets interrogated, not recited.

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Movement First

Evidence-based rehabilitation courses and tools, built by a clinician — not a content creator. Education that puts you in charge of understanding and managing your own recovery.

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Speaking & Media

Keynotes, panels, radio and screen. Host of the 2021 Outback Allied Health Forum. If you need a health professional who can actually hold a room, we should talk.

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The short version

I rolled my ankle at 15 and my local physio told me his job meant no desk time and plenty of travel. I made a falsetto noise of pure joy and chose physiotherapy on the spot.

Two decades on, that decision has taken me through the NHS, professional rugby and cricket in Scotland, industry, and private practice — along with a training toolkit spanning Pilates, dry needling and manual therapy, and the clinical honesty to know that no single tool fixes everyone.

Why public health

Two years working in remote and Indigenous health in North-West Queensland showed me health inequity up close — as a clinician and as a manager. It earned me friendships, perspective, and a scholarship-funded Masters in Public Health. That work isn't finished, and neither am I.

I pay my respects to all those whose lands I've been welcomed on, and acknowledge the work they do every day to improve the health of their communities.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy · Master of Public Health · AHPRA-Registered

Clinical and performance work with the NHS, Cricket Scotland, Edinburgh Rugby, ScottishPower and Gidgee Healing — plus remote and Indigenous health services across North-West Queensland, and broadcast spots with ABC Radio and MOB FM Community Radio.

Want to get in touch?

Media, speaking, collaborations, or just a well-argued disagreement — all welcome.