Georgia Harrison
Osteopath
B App Sc, M H Sc (Osteopathy)
Georgia is an enthusiastic and patient-focused osteopath, committed to helping people move well and feel their best. Originally from Shepparton, she developed an interest in osteopathy after experiencing her own sports injuries and seeing firsthand how hands-on treatment and movement-based rehabilitation could make a difference.
Georgia completed her Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Health Science (Osteopathy) at RMIT University, graduating in 2024. During her studies, she gained valuable experience working as a sports trainer for three years, supporting Coburg Football Club in the VFL and Greensborough Football Club in the NFNL. These experiences helped refine her skills in injury management, rehabilitation, and performance support for athletes of all levels.
Now based in Albury, Georgia is excited to be part of the O-health team and contribute to the clinic’s multidisciplinary approach to patient care. She is passionate about helping people recover from injury, improve mobility, and build confidence in their movement—whether that’s returning to sport, getting back to daily activities, or simply moving more comfortably.
Outside the clinic, Georgia enjoys training at the gym, travelling, and playing netball for the Albury Tigers. She has a keen interest in endurance sports and has completed the Gold Coast Marathon in 2022 and the 21km Tarawera Ultra trail run in New Zealand in 2023.
Areas of special interest:
- Sports and exercise-related injuries
- Lower limb rehabilitation
- Active recovery and movement-based treatment
- Supporting patients to maintain an active lifestyle