CPD Working Group

Dr Amy Lawton (Osteopath)

Amy completed a Bachelor and Master of Health Sciences (Osteopathy) at Victoria University, and also holds a BSc in Physiology and Neuroscience from The University of Melbourne.

She balances her time between private practice, lecturing in the VU Osteopathy programme, and PhD research focused on the role of allied health professionals in community-based falls prevention.

Amy is passionate about integrating industry experience with tertiary education and research, aiming to inspire the next generation of evidence-based practitioners. Through her role on the CPD Working Group, Amy seeks to strengthen osteopaths’ ongoing professional development and promote lifelong learning within the profession.

Dr Antonio Pilotto (Osteopath)

Antonio holds degrees in physiotherapy (2009) and osteopathy (2016). Since 2010, he has worked with musculoskeletal conditions across acute and chronic stages, supporting patients through rehabilitation and return to activity.

Between 2020 and 2024, Antonio was based in Qatar, working at Hamad Medical Corporation where he contributed to CPD programme design through the Scientific Planning Committee. He completed a Master of Science in Medical Education at Warwick University (UK) in 2024.

Antonio brings an international and interprofessional lens to the CPD Working Group.

Dr Jake Martin (Osteopath)

Originally from the UK, Jake completed his osteopathy qualifications at Southern Cross University on the Gold Coast. He is passionate about musculoskeletal healthcare and takes pride in helping patients move better and feel their best.

Jake is committed to lifelong learning, having travelled across Australia to undertake further education. He combines thorough history taking and clinical assessment with a hands-on approach and tailored exercise therapy to treat a wide range of conditions.

Outside the clinic, Jake enjoys lifting weights, exploring farmers’ markets and hunting down a decent coffee. He’s also a dedicated fan of boxing, MMA and football (the real one – with a round ball).

Jake brings a grounded, patient-centred perspective to the CPD Working Group.

Dr Kale Mazurek (Osteopath)

Kale has over 15 years’ experience as an osteopath and health education professional. He has a clinical interest in chronic pain and is passionate about advancing osteopathy’s place within the broader allied health sector.

A graduate of RMIT University, Kale has taught at Victoria University and currently runs a private practice in Winchelsea, Victoria. He also works with the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), advising on value-based healthcare plans for critically injured clients.

Kale brings deep clinical and policy insight to the CPD Working Group.

Dr Rebecca Prenc (Osteopath)

Rebecca holds a Master of Health Science and a Bachelor of Clinical Science (Osteopathy) from Victoria University, as well as a Bachelor of Health Science (Food Science and Nutrition) from Deakin University and a Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Education.

She worked in several clinics before establishing her own within a multidisciplinary GP setting in 2018. Rebecca also teaches in the osteopathy programme at Victoria University, where she focuses on first-year education.

Rebecca is passionate about student-centred learning and equipping future practitioners to be evidence-informed and reflective. She brings her dual perspective as a clinician and educator to the CPD Working Group.

Dr Sam Kayll (Osteopath)

Sam graduated from RMIT University in 2019 and has since worked across private practice and aged care in both regional and metropolitan Victoria. He is currently the principal osteopath at The Spinal Studio Traralgon.

Alongside clinical work, Sam is engaged in musculoskeletal and biomechanical research. He has completed an Honours degree and is undertaking a PhD at the Centre for Health Exercise and Sports Medicine at The University of Melbourne, investigating novel treatments for adolescent and adult patellofemoral pain.

As an early career osteopath, Sam brings a fresh perspective to the CPD Working Group.