Cameron has extensive experience in musculoskeletal care having graduated from the RMIT Bachelor course in 1993 and recently celebrated his 30th year as a Chiropractor. As a regular attendee at conferences both locally and internationally, he has acquired a wealth of experience and developed a special interest in managing complex spinal conditions such as sciatica, radicular pain, disc issues, and post-surgical spinal pain. Advances in spinal treatments led Cameron to the USA where he undertook studies in the theory and application of flexion distraction/decompression spinal manipulation therapy (Cox Technic). Cameron is one of just a handful of certified Cox practitioners in Australia. Certified Cox practitioners are known around the globe for their evidence-based approach to the management of spinal disorders.
His passion for advancing the chiropractic profession through research, led Cameron to co-author a paper on the topic of spinal gout detection in chiropractic practice. This important paper was published in the peer reviewed journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association in 2023. In 2019, Cameron joined the Chiropractic Australia Research (CARF) board and in 2024 was appointed to the role as Chair.
Cameron holds a strong belief that practitioners who keep abreast of the latest evidence in spine care deliver better outcomes for their patients and that evidence-based care is key for his professions continued development and maturity in the Australian health care system. His work with the CARF board has helped facilitate the journey of young chiropractors in their research endeavours resulting in high quality publications, some of which have influenced health care policy and leading to better health outcomes for patients. Achieving better outcomes for patients living with debilitating pain, is something Cameron is passionate about.
Cameron was raised and educated in Gippsland and returned to live and work in Warragul. During his 30 years, Cameron has formed strong relationships with GP’s, medical specialists and allied health practitioners ensuring clients achieve their optimal health care goals.
Dr Cameron McConville
Principal Chiropractor
Shree graduated from RMIT university in 2020 with a double degree Bachelor of Health Science and a Bachelor of applied science (Chiropractic). Shree first become interested in becoming a health practitioner at a young age due to her own experiences with sporting injuries, the knowledge and ability to assist individuals to gain optimal function and achieve their health goals was what impelled Shree to commence her studies in Chiropractic.
During her studies Shree volunteered at a number of sporting events including the Lifesaving world championships in South Australia providing chiropractic care to competing athletes. Being involved in sports from a young age Shree understands the importance of the function of the body and the impact it can have on performance and on daily living.
Shree is committed to expanding her knowledge of the human body and dedicated to providing the highest quality care to her patients to achieve optimal quality of life.
