Ramona is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and has been working in the field of Musculoskeletal Medicine since 2002. She is passionate about providing a comprehensive approach to managing musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, aiming to understand and treat the cause of a patient’s symptoms. Combined with a thorough assessment, she treats musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction using a number of techniques, including regenerative injection therapies (dextrose prolotherapy and platelet rich plasma), trigger point injections, perineural injection treatment and peripheral nerve hydrodissection. She has also undergone additional training in ultrasound imaging to assist diagnosis and injection guidance. Ramona has a special interest in the management of sacroiliac joint dysfunction and hypermobility disorders.
Ramona trained in Adelaide with A/Prof Norm Broadhurst and Dr Margaret Taylor. In 2004, she completed dextrose prolotherapy training as well as the Graduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine at Flinders University. She regularly attends local and international workshops, conferences and training to keep her skills up to date and learn about the latest musculoskeletal treatments and techniques. Ramona works in a multidisciplinary clinic in Adelaide, and enjoys collaborating with allied health practitioners to help achieve the best outcome for her patients.
She is the current President of the AAMM and convenor and tutor for the Adelaide node of the AAMM certificate course and injection therapies workshops for doctors. She was convenor of the AAMM annual conference in Adelaide in 2017 and past committee member and Treasurer for the association. She is also a tutor for Lyftogt Perineural Injection Treatment workshops.
