Carnegie Sports Injury Clinic

Profiles

Graeme Everard MCSP HPC

About Graeme

Graeme Everard is a Self-employed Chartered Physiotherapist and has been based here at the clinic since 2004.
He is currently the lead physiotherapist for World Class Lifting, which includes the Great Britain Weightlifting and Paralympic Power lifting squads.

From 2005- 2010 Graeme was the team Physiotherapist for the Great Britain Mountain Running team and in addition has a wide background in sports specific experience including:
Team and Event Physiotherapist for GB and England Athletics; Physiotherapist for ‘On Camp with Kelly’ ; Consultant Physiotherapist for the English Institute of Sport (multi-sport); Team Physiotherapist for the Leeds Metropolitan University Rugby Union and Rugby League teams and Physiotherapist (multi-sport) for TASS and University Sports Scholars; Club Physiotherapist for York Athletics Club and Physiotherapist for the Adidas Eyewear Triathlon Camp.

Prior to this Graeme has worked in Private Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Practices in Leeds and York in addition to 7 years of experience working for the York and Scarborough NHS Trusts where gained experience in working mainly in Musculo-skeletal Outpatients and Orthopaedics.

He is a former Rugby Union player however his main own sport is now running, but with an interest in all sports.
Graeme is committed to developing own clinical practice in respect of management of sports injuries and chronic pain management.

Otherwise known as Mr Angry for his (lack of) fiery temper, Graeme has lost nearly an entire head of hair and a lot of weight since starting to work at CSIC six years ago. He also has a good sense of humour and never flaps in a crisis. Holds the place together and we couldn’t do without him.