Meet the Team

David Logue

David achieved his Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) from the University of Western Sydney in 2004. Since that time, he has amassed a wealth of experience through his work in various professional practices.

In 2007, he embarked on the establishment of Mountain Top Podiatry, situated in the upper Blue Mountains. Driven by a deep appreciation for the local area and its community, David’s passion for his profession continued to flourish.

In 2010, he demonstrated his commitment to growth by acquiring Blue Mountains Podiatry, further enhancing his presence in the field.

In 2021, David played a pivotal role in a merger with OnePointHealth, assuming the position of Director of the merged entities. Currently, with his fellow directors and management team he currently oversees a substantial team of accomplished allied health professionals, marking a significant milestone in his career.

Special interests

David possesses a profound enthusiasm for the multifaceted domains of podiatry, seamlessly intertwined with a keen interest in the intricacies of business. His commitment to maintaining an active lifestyle has fostered a particular passion for lower limb biomechanics and the intricate nuances of gait analysis. He is deeply intrigued by the interplay between these factors and their profound impact on muscle interaction and foot posture.

Personal interests

Beyond his professional pursuits, David enjoys quality time with his wife and three children. His devotion to an active lifestyle persists in his personal life as well.

Oren Schulze

Oren completed his Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine at Western Sydney University. His main interests are providing evidence-based patient centred care, sports podiatry, paediatrics, and surgical procedures. Having worked in footwear for 8 years previously, his in-depth knowledge in footwear can direct patients to finding the right footwear suitable for them.

Special Interests

Oren’s personal hobbies include going to the gym, playing golf and tennis on the regular, playing music and spending time with his family.

Frankie Raikadroka

Frankie graduated from the University of Western Sydney having successfully completed a Ba/Ma in Podiatry. Frankie excels in tailoring easy to follow treatment programmes that benefit people of all ages. He is a young, caring and professional podiatrist who works diligently within a team environment of General practitioners, physiotherapists and along with vascular and neurological specialists.

Special Interests

As a Rugby player himself Frankie particularly enjoys working with other sports individuals to correct biomechanical flaws during running and gait. He is a keen ambassador of lower limb rehabilitation and lower limb injury prevention. Frankie evaluates falls risks in the elderly and prescribes strategic exercises to reduce the risks of falls. As a previous rugby coach Frankie has experienced and treated many children with lower limb “growth pains” in the knee ankle and heels, providing a high standard of treatment for children of all ages. Frankie thrives with treatment protocols that involve orthotic insole therapy, exercise prescription, rehabilitation programmes and footwear advice.

Zak Lloyd

He first came onboard at the beginning of his undergraduate studies in 2015 as a student cadet, gaining unique hands-on experience in lower limb treatment and holistic health care. As a result Zak has developed a passion for evidence-based practice and strives for the best clinical results. His particular interests include both chronic and acute injury rehabilitation, diabetic wound care and chairside surgeries for conditions such as ingrown nails and plantar warts.

Zak also has a role within our in-house orthotic facility; responsible for designing and manufacturing custom devices of the highest quality to ensure best treatment outcomes.

Outside of work, Zak enjoys regular running and time spent in the gym.

Blake Cossor

Blake began working at OnePointHealth in 2020 as part of the Cadet Program, working with Alliance Orthotics as a Lab Technician, designing custom made orthotics in our on-site Orthotic lab.

Clinically, Blake enjoys treating a variety of soft tissue injuries, managing diabetic wounds, diabetic foot check ups, and surgical procedures for ingrown toenails.

Outside of work, Blake enjoys spending time with friends and family, snowboarding, water-skiing and going to the gym. He also loves to play soccer where he supports Liverpool FC.

Jonathan Lopez

Jonathan graduated from Western Sydney University with a Bachelor of Health Science (PDHPE) majoring in Nutrition & Health and a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine. Upon completing his studies in Podiatry, Jonathan was listed a recipient of the Dean’s Merit List which recognises students for outstanding academic results over the calendar year.

Jonathan began his journey with OnePointHealth as a full-time podiatrist working in the Blue Mountains, Ryde and Penrith clinics performing both clinical and domiciliary duties.

Jonathan enjoys all aspects of podiatry, however has a particular interest in chronic lower limb musculoskeletal pathologies, sports related injuries and diabetic foot care & education. Jonathan is highly motivated and passionate about achieving the best clinical outcomes for his patients as a means to improve their overall quality of life. By continually striving to incorporate a patient-centred approach throughout his treatments, Jonathan genuinely enjoys getting to know his patients and having a friendly down to earth chat with them in a relaxed stress-free environment.

Outside of work Jonathan enjoys skateboarding, playing social tennis, watching live music, drinking green tea and spending quality time with his family, friends and adopted ginger tabby cat.

Elizabeth Murtagh

Matthew Barton

Matt graduated from the University of Sydney in 2019 with a Masters of Physiotherapy. Matt also completed a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science at the Australian Catholic University in 2018.

Clinical focus areas

• Non operative/operative ACL surgeries
• Achilles rupture tendinopathy
• Strength & Conditioning
• Injury prevention programs across all sports
• Knee, ankle and shoulder pathologies
• Back and neck pain
• Ankle

In addition to his clinical work, Matt has also worked with Penrith Panthers Junior Development Teams, Nepean Football Association, Penrith Cricket Club, International Canoe and Slalom, Golf NSW, NSW Hockey and the U21s Australian Jillaroos Hockey team.

Emma Nassif

Emma is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD) who graduated from the University of Sydney with a Master of Dietetics and Nutrition and from Western Sydney University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition and Food Science) double majoring in Human Nutrition and Physiology.

Emma excelled in her studies as she was on the Dean Merit list 3 years in a row from 2017-2020 and received the Givaudan Award for Excellence in Product Development – Food and Nutrition, the Lynch & Mitchell Prize for Excellence in Food Sciences and the Dr Ashok Kumar Shrestha Prize in Food Sciences.

Emma loves to continue her research as new ideas and evidence are always emerging in the nutrition field and Emma values utilising up to date nutrition care processes.

Emma enjoys assisting patients in improving their food intake to reach their goals, such as increasing their energy, improving their gut health or encouraging a healthier relationship with food.

She has a special interest in weight loss and muscle gain which comes from her passion for fitness and physical activity. She also enjoys treating patients with vegetarian and vegan diets to help ensure the are including the necessary nutrients. Other areas of interest for Emma include high cholesterol/heart disease and especially diabetes treatment.

Other than one-on-one consults, Emma conducts nutrition presentations at local gyms and workplaces on all kinds of content, such as how to read nutrition labels, eating to thrive, nutrition for fitness, and more.

Emma has published an article in 2022 in the journal Nutrients, where she researched where and what 1001 young adults (18-30 year olds) ate when eating outside the home. She discovered they were receiving most of their energy (calories), saturated fat and salt from independent cafes and restaurants, rather than fast food chains, showing how eating out, even at “healthy”, local places are contributing to the rising obesity and chronic disease issues in Australia.