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Brandon Oon
Physiotherapist: Sports Medicine Department
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A Fact About Me
A Bit About Me
Brandon is an HCPC-registered Physiotherapist and member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), with a strong background in physiotherapy, sports science and strength and conditioning. Passionate about sports rehabilitation and physical performance, he combines clinical expertise with a performance-driven approach to help patients recover stronger, move better and return to doing what they love.
He completed his MSc in Physiotherapy at Buckinghamshire New University, following a BSc in Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Exeter. He is currently furthering his specialist knowledge through a Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine at Queen Mary University of London.
Brandon has gained extensive experience across both NHS and private practice settings, working in musculoskeletal, community and neurological rehabilitation. He has also worked with professional West End performers, supporting injury management and rehabilitation while helping them meet the unique physical demands of live performance.
Alongside his clinical career, Brandon has several years of experience in strength and conditioning, working with individuals of all abilities and sporting backgrounds. This allows him to take a holistic approach to rehabilitation, combining hands-on treatment, tailored exercise prescription and progressive strength training to restore function, build resilience and improve physical performance.
Brandon is particularly passionate about bridging the gap between injury rehabilitation and performance. He believes physiotherapy should be about more than simply reducing pain; it should equip patients with the strength, confidence and physical capacity to meet the demands of everyday life and sport.
Outside the clinic, Brandon is a keen CrossFit and HYROX athlete, regularly training and competing in both.