JS Podiatry Sports Injury & General Podiatry Perth - Getting You Back To The Active Life You Love

Johan Steenkamp obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Podiatry in 2010 and kicked off his podiatry career at the National University Hospital in Singapore where he gained extensive skills in treating high-risk foot conditions.

Johan has always been passionate about biomechanics and sports injury management. He treats patients with conditions ranging from competitive sports injuries to general foot ailments. Fulfilling his dream of owning his own practice, he started JS Podiatry in 2017 with a vision of providing world-class podiatry treatment, working alongside the Spine & Sports East Perth Team.

Johan understands the importance of being active and pain-free. Johan’s expertise incorporates both adults and children, implementing treatment plans specifically tailored to have long-term benefits for the entire family.

* Johan is no longer available for skin & nail consultation - his focus is on treating foot pain and injuries, sports podiatry, and performing biomechancal and foot function assessments.

Shivani Parihar obtained her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from UWA, alongside a Bachelor of Science in Pathology and Pharmacology. She started her career in Bunbury, serving the rural southwest communities by treating a wide range of foot and ankle issues, from ingrown toenails to complex biomechanical conditions and injuries.

Shivani collaborated closely with a foot and ankle surgeon, contributing to both pre-and post-operative care.

Her professional interests include pediatric care, biomechanics, sports rehabilitation, and chronic foot and ankle disease management and treatment of skin & nail concerns. Currently, Shivani is completing her endorsement in scheduled medicine, which will allow her to administer steroid injections and prescribe medications as part of treatment plans.

In her free time, she enjoys staying fit through activities like badminton, squash, swimming, and hiking. Shivani is dedicated to helping others maintain strong foot and ankle health.

Tamsin Keevill obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Podiatry at Curtin University in 1998. She started her career as a podiatrist looking after the South West of WA before returning to Perth and joining the team at Royal Perth Hospital. While there she worked closely with the diabetes team and together helped to establish WA’s first multidisciplinary foot ulcer clinic, as well as setting up the Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital podiatry service.

Since then, she has practiced at SCGH working alongside the diabetes & vascular teams, as well as supervising students at the UWA Podiatric Medicine clinic, and most recently at RPH and Midland Hospitals.

Tamsin has a wealth of experience in all facets of podiatry including telehealth, nail surgery, paediatrics, skin & nail care, diabetic foot and vascular disease, common foot skin conditions, and managing sports injuries and assessing biomechanics.

When not working, Tamsin is a keen rower and ski paddler who can usually be found near the water.

She is married with two sons and has two dogs.

Mathew Millar graduated from the University of Western Australia, earning his Doctorate of Podiatric Medicine. He also holds undergraduate degrees in both Human Anatomy and Psychology.

As an avid soccer player, Mathew was first drawn to podiatry through his experiences with lower limb, ankle, and foot issues, which his local podiatrist effectively managed.

With a strong understanding of the importance of pain-free movement, Mathew combines evidence-based biomechanics and rehabilitation techniques to help his patients return to their active lifestyles, free from pain. His approach is focused on getting individuals back to performing at their best, whether for sports or daily activities.

Outside of his professional work, Mathew stays active through social sports, gym workouts, and playing soccer, maintaining his passion for fitness and movement.