Kia Ora, my name is Eroni Nawadra. I am of Fijian descent and was born and educated in New Zealand. A family history of foot problems and strong desire to help people in need resulted in me studying Podiatry.
Hi, I’m Susan Tran, born and raised in Auckland. I always had a passion in healthcare and helping people. My journey led me to the field of podiatry, where I earned my degree at the end of 2019. Podiatry is a source of excitement for me, given its diverse range of conditions and the gratifying challenges it presents. In my spare time, you would often find me nurturing my plants, engaging in various craft work, or exploring my spiritual side.
Hi, I’m Julia. I was drawn to the podiatry profession due to the it’s ability to provide minimally invasive treatments that can make a huge difference on peoples quality of life by getting them back to doing the things they love. Outside of work, I love playing and watching pretty much all team sports especially hockey and football. A few years ago, I took up ballet and have a special interest in dance podiatry and pre-pointe assessment.
James is a NZ registered Podiatrist who has been practicing since 1988 and has extensive experience working with athletes across a number of different codes.
Ian graduated from Queensland University of Technology in 2006 and has worked across both private practice and public podiatry services in Queensland and Tasmania. He has particular interests in running biomechanics, high risk foot/diabetic foot disease and surgical treatments for toenail pathologies.
Having worked with many of New Zealand’s elite athletes and Defence Force personnel, my passion these days is using the knowledge and experience I’ve gained over the years to lead and mentor our Rotorua team, ensuring we continue to achieve the best possible outcomes for our patients.