Jenny Phillips
Jenny graduated from the University of South Australia in 1998 with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) with First Class Honours. She had previously obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Adelaide. Jenny spent her early career working at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and in the United Kingdom.
Having always held a special interest in Women’s Health, Jenny went on to obtain the qualification of Titled Physiotherapist in Continence and Women’s Health from the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) in 2016.
Jenny now works in both private practice and through SA Health. She is the Senior Physiotherapist in Women’s Health at Lyell McEwin and Modbury Hospitals. She has served on the APA Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health (WMPH) Committee for a number of years, and is currently chair of the South Australian branch, representing SA at the National WMPH Committee level as well. Jenny is also involved with the Adelaide Pelvic Pain Network, and is a member of the International Continence Society and the Continence Foundation of Australia.
Jenny has a keen interest in all aspects of pelvic health, and has particular interest in treating women and men with
bladder and bowel continence problems
pelvic pain conditions
pelvic organ prolapse
and treating women through the child-bearing year
In her spare time, Jenny enjoys running, learning French and travelling with her husband and teenage children.
Jenny graduated from the University of South Australia in 1998 with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) with First Class Honours. She had previously obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Adelaide. Jenny spent her early career working at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and in the United Kingdom.
Having always held a special interest in Women’s Health, Jenny went on to obtain the qualification of Titled Physiotherapist in Continence and Women’s Health from the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) in 2016.
Jenny now works in both private practice and through SA Health. She is the Senior Physiotherapist in Women’s Health at Lyell McEwin and Modbury Hospitals. She has served on the APA Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health (WMPH) Committee for a number of years, and is currently chair of the South Australian branch, representing SA at the National WMPH Committee level as well. Jenny is also involved with the Adelaide Pelvic Pain Network, and is a member of the International Continence Society and the Continence Foundation of Australia.
Jenny has a keen interest in all aspects of pelvic health, and has particular interest in treating women and men with
bladder and bowel continence problems
pelvic pain conditions
pelvic organ prolapse
and treating women through the child-bearing year
In her spare time, Jenny enjoys running, learning French and travelling with her husband and teenage children.
