Our Team

Jordan Keras

Director & Physiotherapist

Jordan Keras is the owner of Corio Physio Group, leading its two clinics in Corio and Norlane. With over a decade as a senior physiotherapist, he blends clinical expertise with deep community commitment.

A premiership-winning senior coach of the Anglesea football team, Jordan carries his leadership from the field into his clinics. He’s passionate about running, fishing, golf and staying active.

Jordan is dedicated to creating a workplace where both staff and patients thrive, making every experience positive, progressive and enjoyable. His bread and butter in physio is treating sporting injuries, and he has a strong interest in lower back pain, particularly nerve-related pain like sciatica, as well as neck and shoulder pain.

Whether you’re recovering from injury, looking to improve performance, or simply want personalised care, Jordan’s blend of expertise, community focus and passion means you’ll feel supported, motivated and in great hands every step of the way.

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Bill Dixon

Senior Physiotherapist

Bill Dixon is a highly respected Senior Physiotherapist with over 38 years of clinical experience, proudly serving the Corio and Norlane community. Across nearly four decades, Bill has built a reputation for deep clinical knowledge, a practical approach and an unwavering commitment to helping people of all ages move better, recover faster and stay active.

Bill has been involved in local and elite sport throughout his career. He spent nine years working within AFL programs, including Port Adelaide and the Geelong Football Club, managing high-performance athletes and complex sporting injuries. He also has 18 years of cricket coaching experience, giving him a unique understanding of the demands placed on athletes across multiple sports.

His clinical interests span sports injuries at every level, from junior athletes to seasoned competitors, with a particular focus on injury prevention, recovery and long-term performance.

Above all, Bill’s passion lies in the community he serves, helping individuals and families in the Corio and Norlane region return to work, sport and daily life with confidence. His longevity in the area reflects the trust and relationships he has built with generations of local patients.

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Charles Corcoran

Physiotherapist

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (ACU)

Charlie graduated from Australian Catholic University with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has experience across both hospital and private practice. His background includes orthopaedics, medical, ICU and outpatient services, as well as a wide range of acute to complex musculoskeletal conditions. That lets him confidently manage everything from early post-surgical rehabilitation to ongoing injury management and return-to-activity care.

Charlie has worked with local sporting teams, including Springbank Football Club in Ballarat and the Camberwell women’s Premier League hockey team, gaining valuable experience in sports injury management and performance-based rehabilitation.

His interest in sports injuries comes from his own involvement in hockey, golf and AFL, and training for marathons and half Ironman events. Having been through his own injuries and rehab, he is passionate about helping patients get back to what they want to be doing through effective, evidence-based physiotherapy.

In his own time, Charlie enjoys running, cycling, bouldering, golf and catching up with friends.

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Maddison Dowell

Hand Therapist

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Maddi graduated with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy from Deakin University in 2023. She developed an interest in hand therapy while on placement during her degree and worked as an Allied Health Assistant at Corio Bay Hand Therapy before moving into a Hand Therapist role.

Maddi has experience treating conditions such as arthritis, Dupuytren’s disease, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, finger injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, fractures, ligament injuries and wrist injuries. In 2024 she undertook a fellowship in post-graduate hand therapy training covering a comprehensive range of complex hand conditions.

Outside work, Maddi enjoys indoor rock climbing, sewing and gardening, which helps her understand how important it is to get back to the activities you love. She values getting to know each patient, so their care fits their needs, and involving them in planning and understanding their condition.

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Marley Cockfield

Hand Therapist

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Marley completed a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at Deakin University in 2022 and worked in neurological physical rehabilitation before moving into hand therapy.

Marley takes a warm, patient-centred approach, supporting people throughout their recovery, and has a growing interest in a broad range of hand and upper limb conditions, including:

• Sporting hand and wrist injuries
• Fractures and post-surgical rehabilitation
• Tendon and ligament injuries
• Paediatric hand therapy
• Splinting and custom orthotics

Marley is committed to comprehensive, individual care, making sure each patient feels supported and has the knowledge and strategies to progress confidently. Outside work, Marley enjoys running, camping, travelling, basketball and writing.

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Christine Crawford

Remedial Massage Therapist

Dip Rem Massage, Dip TCM Rem Massage

Christine has over 10 years’ experience as a massage therapist in both private practice and aged care. She offers remedial, therapeutic, sports and relaxation massage, combined with acupressure and myofascial trigger point dry needling, to help treat chronic muscular pain and support injury rehabilitation.

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Peter Newton

Dental Prosthetist

Peter has been part of the clinic for 16 years. He is qualified in the clinical and laboratory construction of full and partial dentures, including cleaning, repairs and replacements.

For mouthguards and dentures, contact Peter directly on (03) 5275 0388 or 0407 342 766.

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