Senior Physiotherapist (PhD) Tarragindi Eliane Machado.
Senior physiotherapist (PhD).
Eliane Machado.PhD in Health Sciences (Physiotherapy) Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil, 2025
Master of Science in Physiotherapy, Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil, 2021 Bachelor of Physiotherapy, Pontifical University of Minas Gerais, Brazil, 2017. Eliane is a physiotherapist with a PhD in Health Sciences (Physiotherapy), bringing exceptional depth in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, biomechanics, and chronic pain management. Her doctoral research focused on lower limb biomechanics and patellofemoral pain, investigating how movement patterns, strength, and training factors influence knee pain and performance. This advanced academic training underpins her highly refined clinical reasoning and evidence-based approach to assessment and treatment. With over six years of experience across private practice, research, and multidisciplinary healthcare environments, Eliane has worked with a broad range of conditions including:
Eliane combines thorough assessment with personalised rehabilitation programs designed to restore strength, optimise movement, and build long-term resilience. She has a strong focus on exercise prescription and functional progression, ensuring patients return safely to work, sport, and meaningful activity. Her research experience at the Federal University of São Carlos (Brazil) and The University of Queensland includes 3D motion capture analysis, EMG assessment, clinical trials, and systematic reviews. She translates complex biomechanical data into clear, practical rehabilitation strategies tailored to each individual. Eliane also integrates Pilates-based rehabilitation and manual therapy techniques, including myofascial release, where appropriate. She is passionate about collaborative, patient-centred care and empowering individuals through education and structured rehabilitation planning. Eliane speaks Portuguese (native) and English (fluent). Research Publications Eliane has authored and co-authored several peer-reviewed research articles, with work spanning biomechanics, running-related pain, and clinical rehabilitation.
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