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Dawn Piebenga
Occupational Therapist
Dip Occupational Therapy, Grad
Cert App Sc (Occupational Therapy in Mental Health),
Grad Dip (Ergonomics) MACMT, MNZCMT,
MBCMT, MESA
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is the heart and soul of IMR. She began her career as an Occupational
Therapist in New Zealand back in 1989.
Since then, she worked for several
years in England doing a variety of physical, drug and alcohol,
and psychiatric rehabilitation projects that also included
extensive experience with spinal and musculoskeletal injuries.
In 1994, Dawn arrived in Sydney and found a strong demand
for her expertise. Under the NSW WorkCover and ComCare schemes,
Dawn was a busy consultant and performed occupational therapy
assessments and rehabilitation for WorkCover and CTP claimants
and personal injury solicitors throughout NSW.
It didnt take long before Dawn saw the opportunity to
launch her own business. In fact by 1995 she was not only
heading up that business, she specialised in medico-legal
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Dawn Piebenga
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And the training hasnt stopped since.
Dawn has completed the Graduate Diploma in Safety Science (Ergonomics),
and is now studying for her Masters in Applied Science (Occupational
Health & Safety) at the University of NSW.
Youll find that Dawns commitment to training doesnt
end with her. She takes pride in educating the entire IMR Team through
continuous training programmes.
Thats why Dawn is so confident that her high personal standards
are maintained and passed down through the IMR team.
With these credentials, its certainly no surprise that Dawn
has been selected as one of four assessors on the Occupational Therapy
Panel for the newly formed Disputes Resolution Service that will
be part of the Medical Assessment Service being organised by the
MAA.
At IMR were also very proud of the fact that Dawn is well
known and respected as an industry expert witness in cases that
go to trial. And those who know Dawn personally also know that her
passion, her ethics, and commitment to her clients are second to
none.
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