Zac Moukaddem
Business Development & Physiotherapist

Physiotherapist, B.ExSc, DPT

"I am an out-of-the-box thinker with an atypical mindset, goal-driven and exceptionally productive. I find myself to be an innovator, creative and inspiring, which aids in the treatment success of my patients."  


 In his spare time, Zac enjoys working out at the gym, baking cakes, golfing, and spending time with his wife and 2 children.

02 9819 7800 | 02 8310 2822
zac@sportslab.com.au

You will find me at:

Sports Lab Drummoyne
Sports Lab Sydney CBD
About Zac

Whilst working at Sports Lab as a sports and remedial massage therapist since 2011, Zac graduated with a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree from Macquarie University in 2017. He spent six years working at Sports Lab, primarily in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Since 2018, Zac has focused on treating and managing chronic conditions, particularly headaches, migraines, and TMJ disorders. This interest led Zac to undertake further studies, where in 2022, Zac became certified under Dean Watson and was awarded as a Watson Headache Practitioner; and also furthered his career by completing the Mulligan Orofacial/TMJ course.   


In 2022 Zac also completed his Graduate certificate in musculoskeletal physiotherapy at La Trobe University and is due to complete his master's in musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2024.  Alongside Headache, Migraine and TMJ disorders, Zac is keenly interested in complex Musculoskeletal pathologies, including shoulders, ankles, hips, knees and all spinal conditions.  Zac prides himself on taking an evidence-based and individually-tailored approach to assess and manage an array of musculoskeletal conditions, particularly Headache, TMJ and Vestibular disorders.  


As part of the management team, Zac he prides himself on strong leadership traits and skills that ensure the clinic's success. He ensures patient expectations are met and displays leadership qualities.   


Clinic Manager 

Business Development Manager 


Special Areas of Interest


TMD (temporomandibular dysfunction) of the jaw joint and muscle pain, clicking jaw, clenching, and bruxism (night bruxism). 

Headache & Migraines

Complex Headache-related conditions. 

Vestibular related conditions. 

Sport and Musculoskeletal conditions of the shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle. 

Spinal pathologies. 


Degrees / Qualifications

Bachelor of Exercise Science (Physiotherapy)

Doctor of Physiotherapy


Experience


Professional Associations

 Australian Physiotherapy Association

Other team members

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