Compass Allied Health was established in 2019 by founder Jesse Murphy.
After graduating, Jesse began developing his skills and expertise as an Exercise Physiologist in a highly regarded private practice clinic on the Mornington-Peninsula. Each day, his passion for both his profession and his desire to help others continued to grow.
Through his 4-year tenure in private practice, Jesse developed into a Senior exercise physiologist whereby his philosophies and values in the profession became clear, eventually leading to his desire to venture out on his own.
Driven by a strong sense of empathy, Jesse embraced his new path outside of private practice while working in the disability and aged-care sector. With a client-centred approach, he founded his business with the vision of assembling a team of skilled allied health professionals dedicated to delivering personalised interventions that address both physical and mental health needs. What started as a small, community-focused practice has grown into a trusted provider of allied health services across Victoria. He believes that everyone deserves access to high-quality care, and his now team works collaboratively to ensure that each person receives a treatment plan tailored to them.
Founder • Exercise Physiologist
Jesse graduated from Federation University (Ballarat) in 2016 before spending four years in private practice. He later founded Compass Allied Health and has particular interests in athletic development, disability and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Jesse believes meaningful connections create motivation, using trust and to empower people to develop and achieve their goals.
Jesse is a sports fanatic who enjoys playing football, training at the gym and is a passionate Collingwood supporter. He also loves travelling, being outdoors, spending time with his family and supporting his three daughters in sport.
Exercise Physiologist
Nic graduated from La Trobe University with a Master of Exercise Physiology in 2023 and is passionate about helping people improve their health through personalised, evidence-based care. He has particular interests in exercise rehabilitation, strength and conditioning and chronic disease management.
With a background in competitive cycling, Nic understands the importance of movement, performance and rehabilitation. He enjoys cycling, golf, basketball, cooking and spending time outdoors, while helping clients build capacity, improve function, stay active and maintain their independence.
Senior Physiotherapist
Angela graduated from La Trobe University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and has since gained extensive experience across various healthcare settings including, multiple public hospitals, private practices, and in the community. Her areas of interest are musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, sports injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation. In recent years, Angela has focused primarily on paediatric physiotherapy.
Outside of work, Angela loves spending time with her family, fur babies, exploring new foods, travelling and cheering on the Bombers!
Senior Physiotherapist
Luke graduated with Masters of Physiotherapy Practice at Griffith University in 2019. He has extensive experience with treating lower back pain and other musculoskeletal conditions whilst working at Kieser Australia. Luke also has experience working with athletes in a variety of sports including Aussie Rules football (AFL), rugby and hockey.
Luke has particular interest in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, lifting weights at the gym, as well as running, partaking in meditative practices and getting out in nature.
Senior Physiotherapist
After completing a Masters (Sports Physio) at Latrobe University Eddie has 20 years of experience specialising in Sports Physiotherapy. He was awarded the Post-Graduate Scholarship at the Australian Institute of Sports in 2010. Areas of clinical interest include hip and groin injuries, strength and conditioning and the role it plays in preventing injuries.
Eddie is a father to an energetic primary school-age daughter and enjoys watching her participate in surf lifesaving and soccer.
Physiotherapist
Caitlin completed her undergraduate degree at UniSA before graduating with a Master of Physiotherapy from Flinders University in 2025. She has particular interests in paediatric physiotherapy, exercise-based rehabilitation and athletic development, combining her clinical knowledge with extensive sporting experience.
Caitlin is a Paris 2024 Paralympic silver medallist and Advanced AusCycling Coach. She enjoys working with people of all abilities, helping them build confidence, develop their physical capabilities and achieve their goals through exercise and rehabilitation.
Physiotherapist
Millie completed her Master of Physiotherapy at Victoria University and has experience across musculoskeletal, paediatric, neurological, community and private practice settings. She has particular interests in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sporting injuries, paediatrics and exercise-based rehabilitation.
Having represented Australia on the National Alpine Snowboard Team, Millie understands injury and rehabilitation firsthand. She enjoys building genuine connections with her clients and helping them regain confidence, improve their function and return to the activities they love.
Remedial Massage Therapist
Since graduating from a Diploma of Remedial Massage at Victoria University, Giac has had experience working with the Western Bulldogs (AFL) as well as a private chiropractic clinic and a Sports Medicine clinic. Giac is currently studying a Bachelor of Exercise Science and aspires to become a Physiotherapist.
Outside of work, Giac loves his soccer, running and hitting the gym. He also enjoys spending time outdoors at the beach, hiking or bushwalking around the Mornington Peninsula.
Behaviour Support Therapist
Matt completed a Master of Teaching (Primary) at Deakin University in 2019. He has been a support worker for 5 years and is now a qualified Behavioural Support Practitioner. He has a positive outlook on life and prides himself on bringing the best out in people as well as empowering people to reach their full potential.
Matt’s interests arein sport (Basketball and AFL) and music, where he has played solo and in various bands, performing in venues all around Australia.
Assistive Therapist
Tash completed her Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science in 2019 where she has since been working as an Assistive Therapist (AHA) and Support worker where she is passionate about helping people in many ways!
Tash has an impressive netball resume where she currently plays for Chelsea Seagulls whilst also passing on her experience through coaching. She also enjoys spending time with friends, family and her beloved border collie Alvey, as well as attending the gym and pilates.
Support Worker
Matt completed a Master of Teaching (Primary) at Deakin University in 2019 and has worked as a support worker for five years before becoming a qualified Behaviour Support Practitioner. Matt is passionate about building genuine connections, understanding each person’s needs and supporting them to develop practical strategies to navigate life’s challenges.
Matt enjoys sport, particularly basketball and AFL, as well as music. He has performed as a solo artist and with various bands at venues across Australia.
Support Worker
Mia is a positive, uplifting and bubbly individual who loves to have a positive impact on people’s lives through bringing joy by making them laugh and having fun.
In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, exploring new things, going to the beach for walks and swims, yoga, exercising and some arts and crafts things.
Support Worker
Tash completed her Bachelor of Exercise & Sports Science in 2019 where she has since been working as an Assistive Therapist (AHA) and Support worker where she is passionate about helping people in many ways!
Tash has an impressive netball resume where she currently plays for Chelsea Seagulls whilst also passing on her experience through coaching. She also enjoys spending time with friends, family and her beloved border collie Alvey, as well as attending the gym and pilates.
Support Worker
Josh, a recently retired AFL player at Fremantle Dockers, is passionate helping children build their skills and achieving their dreams! After years in professional sport, Josh is excited to shift his focus towards supporting youth by developing their leadership skills and promoting health and wellness.
Josh loves all things outdoors including hiking, the beach, fishing, gym, golf and many other sports as well as reading and board and card games.
Support Worker
Ayva is a warm and caring support worker who is passionate about helping others feel comfortable, supported, and confident in their everyday lives. She enjoys building genuine connections with the people she supports and brings a calm, positive and encouraging energy to her work.
Outside of work, Ayva enjoys spending quality time with friends and family, getting lost in a good book, travelling, and going for walks. She values these moments as a way to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with the people and things she loves.
Support Worker
With many years of hospitality experience, I worked my way from chef to relief manager, developing strong communication, leadership, and people skills. Through supporting my son, who has autism, I have gained genuine insight into the challenges individuals and families can face. I bring this lived experience, along with empathy, patience, and compassion, to supporting clients and achieving positive outcomes.
I particularly enjoy helping clients with meal preparation and building confidence in the kitchen. Outside of work, I enjoy gardening, woodworking, camping, and spending time outdoors.
Support Worker
Mary has worked across advertising, education and children’s services, completing her Diploma of Children’s Services in 2003. With experience supporting children with additional needs, she has spent the past four years working in the NDIS community. Mary is passionate about helping others and building genuine connections, bringing a friendly, respectful and trustworthy approach to her work.
Mary enjoys gardening, art, walking, swimming, camping and spending time outdoors. She also loves soccer, coffee and a good chat, and is always happy to lend a hand.
Support Worker
Growing up as the youngest of eight in a large Italian family taught Maddy resilience, independence and the importance of genuine connection. With a background in fashion and owning her own boutique, she developed a passion for building confidence, supporting others and creating trusting relationships.
Having overcome her own health challenges, Maddy brings empathy, patience and a positive approach to her work. She has a strong interest in mental health, nutrition and wellbeing, and outside of work enjoys sculpting, walking with her Border Collie, attending workshops and writing poetry.
Compass Allied Health is committed to delivering expert care through Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, Allied Health Assistance, and Support Work- empowering individuals to live healthier, more independent lives.
