Helping you return to activities you love
Zane Lindsay Wild
Physiotherapist and Exercise Scientist
Zane is a dual-degree therapist with qualifications in both Sport and Exercise Science and Physiotherapy. He is dedicated to helping clients move through life with confidence, ensuring they can continue participating in the activities that matter most to them.
Zane believes in a collaborative, individualised approach where every client deserves to feel empowered to reach their goals and maintain the highest possible quality of life. His treatment philosophy combines hands-on therapy with education, advice, and exercise to ensure clients are supported both in and out of the clinic.
Zane is available Monday and Friday at Currimundi and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Forest Glen.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science
Treatments/Services
General Physiotherapy
Passions
Helping clients return to and maintain participation in the activities that are most meaningful to them
About Zane
Born and raised on the Sunshine Coast, Zane grew up in the beautiful community of Bli Bli. His childhood was filled with sport and adventure—playing cricket, rugby league and riding horses. He even competed nationally in the Prince Philip Mounted Games (horse riding).
Zane holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, both completed at the Australian Catholic University in Banyo. During his studies, he was awarded the University Medal in recognition of his academic excellence, graduating as dux of his cohort.
Zane loves working with clients to help them return to the activities they love—whether that's playing sport or simply enjoying quality time with family and friends. He uses a blend of hands-on treatment, tailored exercise programs, and practical advice to make sure your time in the clinic is effective and your time outside the clinic is even better.
Get to know Zane
My philosophy on Physiotherapy: I believe in treating the person, not just the injury. Understanding the whole individual—their goals, challenges, and lifestyle—is essential to delivering meaningful care. I take the time to listen, collaborate, and tailor each treatment plan to support improvements in quality of life. I also believe education is key; by equipping clients with knowledge and tools, they can feel confident managing their condition beyond the clinic.
In my spare time you’ll find me: Spending time with family and friends, going to the beach or gym or catching a rodeo.
My favourite place on the Sunshine Coast: Mudjimba Beach.