Robyn Fary

Associate Professor Robyn Fary is a faculty member at Curtin University's Curtin School of Allied Health within the Faculty of Health Sciences. She holds a PhD, GradDipManipTher, and BAppSc(Physio). Her research focuses on osteoarthritis management, telehealth applications in healthcare, and service delivery models for rheumatoid arthritis. She coordinates the physiotherapy Honours program and supervises postgraduate students.

Her research interests include musculoskeletal pain pathways, stroke rehabilitation, and telehealth efficacy. Key studies involve validation of balance assessment tools, decision-making processes in stroke care, and patient experiences with workers' compensation systems. Notable contributions include evaluating e-learning programs for physiotherapists and investigating breast size impacts on musculoskeletal health.

Her publication record spans 20 years, emphasizing occupational health, geriatric care, and rheumatology. She has collaborated on projects addressing pelvic girdle pain management, telehealth validity, and dancer-specific musculoskeletal risks. Her work integrates clinical practice with educational initiatives to improve healthcare workforce readiness.

Dr. Fary's contributions extend to curriculum development through e-learning tools targeting rheumatoid arthritis management. Her research bridges clinical innovation and policy implementation, particularly in interdisciplinary healthcare settings.