Australian born, Dr Steve Freeman grew up in South Africa, graduating from the University of Cape Town in 1990.
Steve worked in Cape Town, South Africa, for a couple of years (General Practice, Obstetrics & Occupational Medicine); Gaborone, Botswana for 10 years (O&G, Emergency Medicine, Sports Medicine & General Practice); Tumut, NSW for 3 years (General Practice incl. Emergency Medicine and other local hospital roles – with ongoing involvement in Sports Medicine roles); and Sydney, NSW for the last 10+ years (Sports Medicine, some General Practice, & Orthopaedic surgical assisting).
Since 2005 has been on staff at multidisciplinary specialist sports medicine centres, worked alongside many excellent orthopaedic surgeons, and ran clinics at The Kings School, Parramatta.
In addition, over the last 10 years, has had roles with numerous sporting organisations and across a wide range of sports (including 3 years with an NRL team), but with increasing involvement in rugby union – holding several positions in both NSW Rugby and the Australian Rugby Union. For the last 3 years, among other positions, has been the team doctor for the national U20 rugby team and been involved with Super Rugby as a match day doctor.
In November last year, Steve moved to Canberra to take up a position as team doctor with the ACT Brumbies – a role which allows him to continue to use his experience in General Practice and accumulated experience and expertise in Sports Medicine.
Specialty interest areas:Sports and Exercise Medicine

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