Our Team at Oak Flats Chiropractic
Chiropractor
After graduating from the 5 year chiropractic degree at Phillip Institute (now RMIT University) in Melbourne 1992, Cameron moved to Wangaratta in North-Eastern Victoria to work with chiropractic icon, Dr Leo Maguire. After two years in Wangaratta he and his wife Sally moved to London.
Initially working as a locum chiropractor, Cameron then took over the busy Putney Chiropractic Centre, which helped him further develop his broad range of skills. In Putney, Sally and Cameron grew a busy practice and started their own family. After 9 years in the UK, it was time to return to Australia, finally settling in Kiama.
In 2003, Cameron took over Oak Flats Chiropractic from retiring chiropractor Dr. Kelvin Brinsmead. In practice, Cameron utilizes a range of chiropractic approaches including Diversified, Activator/Impulse, Thompson drop piece, SOT, as well as soft tissue techniques and rehabilitation exercises.
Cameron's time out of the practice is mainly devoted to his family. However, he has been known to enjoy snow skiing, surfing, mountain biking, his guitar and a glass of red wine.
Chiropractor
David graduated with a Master’s Degree in Chiropractic from Durban University of Technology in 1997. He launched his first practice in the picturesque hills of Natal, South Africa, shortly after graduation. Following the birth of his child, David and his young family made the bold move to Australia, where he established a thriving chiropractic clinic in Noosa, serving the community for 22 years.
When the time was right, David and his wife packed up and hit the road, living the Aussie dream with a lap around the country – Tassie included! The adventure didn’t stop there. They ventured overseas and even bought a yacht, planning to sail around the world. But like many plans, COVID had other ideas – and they dropped anchor and settled back into life on land.
David holds two postgraduate qualifications in Sports Chiropractic and has competed in international cross-country mountain bike races and multi-sport events. These days, he’s happiest paddling a kayak, riding the trails, or sharing a glass of wine and good conversation with friends.