With more than 15 years of sports medicine experience, Dr Kylie Shaw is passionate about helping anyone enrich their lives through exercise, whether their goal is elite sports performance or undertaking regular physical activity for optimisation of physical and mental health.

Dr Shaw is a qualified medical practitioner and has completed an additional 5 years of specialist training to become a Fellow of the Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians (FACSEP). She is a Clinical Training Supervisor to registrars of the ACSEP and enjoys teaching the next generation of Sport and Exercise Physicians.

She has previously been involved with a number of elite teams including the Canberra Raiders NRL Club and the Australian Under 22 Men’s Basketball team and has recently been the State Medical Officer for ACT Cricket and the ACT Meteors. She currently works with the UC Capitals WNBL team.

Martin is a senior registrar with the Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians (ACSEP). He has a broad range of experience in sport and exercise medicine and enjoys helping people from all walks of life to engage in exercise and physical activity.

Alongside clinical practice at Specialist Sports Medicine Centre, Martin is the State Medical Officer for Cricket ACT, and the Chief Medical Officer/Head Doctor at the ACT Brumbies Rugby.

He was the recipient of the 2024 Dr Ken Crichton NRL Medical Training Fellowship.

A Canberra local, Martin attended the Australian National University Medical School, graduating with commendation in 2019. He completed his internship at the Canberra Hospital with further foundational medical training in Perth prior to commencing his specialist training in Adelaide.

Martin is actively involved in research related to concussion in elite-level rugby league players and serves on the ACSEP training committee.

He has a broad range of experience in sport and exercise medicine, having been the team doctor for the North Adelaide Football Club (SANFL), South Fremantle Football Club (WAFL) and Western Force (Super W), fulfilling match day medical roles in the Sheffield Shield, Women’s National Cricket League, NBL, WNBL ,and Super Netball, alongside working in a busy community sports medicine practice.

Martin is actively involved in research related to concussion in former elite-level rugby league players and will be working with the Canberra Raiders during the 2025 NRL season.

Erica is an Accredited Sports Dietitian, an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Level 1 Anthropometrist. She has earned the International Olympic Committee Diploma in Sports Nutrition, a Master of Nutrition and Dietetics (Griffith University) and a Bachelor of Applied Science (Food Science and Nutrition; University of Queensland).

Erica consults at Specialist Sports Medicine Centre, while also providing contractual services to:
– Canberra Raiders
– ACT Meteors WNCL team

She has previously provided contractual services to the ACT Academy of Sport and the Tuggeranong Vikings Rugby Union Academy program.

Erica provides private consultations on all aspects of nutrition. This can include assistance with fueling and hydrating for training and competition, Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (REDS), body composition manipulation and assessment, general healthy eating advice, chronic disease management (such as IBS, high cholesterol, coeliac disease) and eating disorders/disordered eating.

In the past, Erica has been employed as a Clinical Dietitian at Yass Hospital.

She has also had extensive experience as an athlete, representing Australia in the sport of Taekwondo.

Erica is a member of Sports Dietitians Australia (SDA) and Dietitians Australia (DA); the two peak organisations for nutrition in Australia. She is a Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician through ANZAED. She has also completed FODMAP training (‘Low FODMAP Diet for IBS’) for health professionals with Monash University.