GUY TITMAN
Senior Physiotherapist & MSK Sonographer

About Guy Titman

I’ve been working for Katie Bell since 2016. I’m a Senior MSK Outpatients Physiotherapist and MSK Ultrasonographer. I am passionate about finding the root cause of any injuries I am faced with, rather than fighting fires. I like the variety of patients we get at the clinic from adolescents, to athletes to the elderly. We have a very dynamic and inspiring team here at Katie Bell who work hard to support each other and provide the best treatment possible for our clients. I also love working at Katie Bell Physio because of… Kerry’s cakes!

Having previously played Rugby and Australian Rules Football, I have worked as a physiotherapist for a number of different teams, including Sheffield Rugby Club and Mens 9-a-side England Slayers Australian Rules Football team, as well as Great Britain Swans 18-a-side Australian Rules Side who were European champions 2016 and came 3rd at the International Cup in Melbourne in August 2017. As you might expect, I’m very well experienced in treating all kinds of sports-related injuries.

Qualifications, Achievements & Relevant Experience

• BSc Hons Physiotherapy 2008 UWE Bristol
• Acupuncture Coventry university 2012
• PGC MSK ultrasonography university of the east of London 2016
• PGC Manual Therapy Sheffield Hallam University 2019
• 3 years rotational NHS physiotherapist
• Private outpatient MSK physio in New Zealand 2011
• Locum outpatient MSK physio London 2012
• Private outpatient MSK physio Varney Practice London 2012-2016
• GB ladies Australian Rules Football Physiotherapist 2016-2019
• Sheffield RUFC Physiotherapist 2016-Present
• Katie Bell Senior Physiotherapist 2016-Present

Hobbies, Hidden Talents & More Info

Outside of work, I live out in the Peak District with my wife and daughter. I enjoy walking, running in the Peaks and I’m keen to start mountain biking. I love spending time with my daughters and dog in the Peak District. I also enjoy playing touch rugby and golf.

Having grown up down south I always wanted to be involved in sports either playing or helping my team however I could. Having played rugby since the age of 6 I managed to pick up a few injuries on the way and the rehabilitation process and the conditioning needed really interested me to pursue a career in physiotherapy. My hidden talent is organisation, specifically in regarding the ability to pack the dish washer and car!