Rhiarna (Rhi) Hill

Rhiarna is an APA Titled Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist who has worked in private practice since 2007.
At Clifton Hill Physiotherapy she works with people who have musculoskeletal conditions, particularly focussing on knee and other lower limb injuries. She is also a PINC certified cancer rehabilitation physiotherapist.
Rhiarna consults as an extended scope physiotherapist for one of Melbourne’s leading knee surgeons, where her role involves participating in shared treatment decision making, reviewing rehabilitation progress, and testing readiness to return to sport and activity. Additionally, she works at the Epworth hospital with acute inpatients following orthopaedic surgery.
She has worked with many sporting teams and events over the years, locally, nationally and internationally and is still involved with paralympic sport as a classifier.
Rhiarna values ongoing education and enjoys teaching on lower limb courses for the Australian Physiotherapy Association and La Trobe University. She is involved in knee-oriented research projects at RMIT.
Rhiarna loves getting to know and work with a diverse range of people. She’s passionate about educating and empowering individuals and helping them get back to the activities that are meaningful to them. She understands that prioritizing and understanding a person’s unique situation is just as important to their wellbeing as treating their particular injury.
Outside of work, Rhiarna enjoys hiking, cycling, West African percussion, travelling to places off the beaten track, and spending time with her little family.