Physiotherapy

OUS Physiotherapy clinic is our physiotherapy and sports injury service at Iffley Road Sports Centre. Full details of the services offered are explained in the page below.

What We Treat?

• Sports Injuries
• Muscle Injuries
• Post-Operative Care
• Low Back Pain 
• Joint or Muscle Pain

Our Services

• Diagnosis and Treatment of MSK Conditions
• Sport Injury Rehabilitation
• Personalised Rehabilitation Programmes
• Pain Management and Education

Prices

All initial appointments last for 45 minutes, with follow-up appointments lasting 30 minutes. Appointments are subsidised by Oxford University Sports Federation, and the cost of an appointment varies based on our membership pricing levels: 

• OU Students: £40 initial and £25 follow-up
• OU Staff: £53 initial and £40 follow-up
• Concessions: £53 initial and £40 follow-up
• Community: £60 initial and £45 follow-up

For more information about these price levels and which price level you fit into, please visit our online bookings portal.

Booking an Appointment

To see available appointments and book sessions you can visit our online bookings portal, or you can download our Mobile App.

All physiotherapy appointments take place in the Trackside Treatment Room at Iffley Road Sports Centre.

If you have any queries about this service, please email physio@sport.ox.ac.uk, and if you have an issues logging in or booking, please include a screenshot of the error message or issue you are seeing.

Physio Profile

Graeme Bartlett is our Sports Physiotherapist. You can find out more about Graeme in the profile below: 

"I have been a physiotherapist for over six years, having completed my degree at Brunel University London. I began my career with junior rotations in an NHS hospital, gaining experience across multiple wards and disciplines. About four years ago, I transitioned into a musculoskeletal (MSK)-focused role. Since then, I have worked within the NHS, and later in New Zealand, where I continued to practise in MSK settings across both the private and public sectors. I am now based at the University of Oxford, providing physiotherapy services to students, staff, and members of the local community. With a broad background in MSK physiotherapy, I bring extensive experience treating a wide range of conditions in both athletic and general populations."