Jerome graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physiotherapy from the Singapore Institute of Technology–Trinity College Dublin joint degree programme. Growing up in a community of physiotherapists developed his interest in the field, which led him to pursue a Diploma in Sports and Exercise Science before progressing into physiotherapy.

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With a lifelong involvement in sport, Jerome has trained and participated in a wide range of disciplines including football, basketball, floorball, boxing, badminton, table tennis, softball, bodybuilding, and powerlifting — and he continues to explore new sports whenever the opportunity arises. This exposure has shaped his practical understanding of movement, load, and performance, both in sport and in everyday life.

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Clinically, Jerome works with patients from all walks of life and manages a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions. While he has a strong background in sports-related injuries, his approach is not limited to athletes alone. He has a particular interest in strength and conditioning, with a focus on refining movement fundamentals and optimising exercise technique to achieve meaningful and sustainable results.

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Jerome is certified in Dry Needling (2024) and completed the Myokinematics course under the Postural Restoration Institute (PRI) in 2025, which has further shaped his understanding of posture, breathing, and movement efficiency. He integrates these concepts thoughtfully into his rehabilitation and training programmes where appropriate.

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He believes in doing the basics exceptionally well and takes a patient-centred approach to care, tailoring each programme to the individual’s needs, goals, and lifestyle. By combining hands-on treatment, targeted exercise, and evidence-based practice, Jerome aims to help patients move with confidence and return to the activities that matter most to them.