Coralee Hogan

Coralee Hogan graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy and is originally from Northeast Victoria.

Coralee developed a passion for hand therapy during her final clinical placement at university, where she worked one day a week with a hand therapist in Albury, NSW. Upon graduating, Coralee made the move to Gippsland where she began working in public hospitals. During these roles, she was again able to work with hand therapy patients, where her passion and interest in the area continued to grow. During these roles, Coralee aimed to increase the hand therapy profile within the public hospital where she worked, which included presenting at local Universities leading professional development sessions for staff and offering training and support. Often being a solo therapist during this time, Coralee has enjoyed increasing her clinical skills through attending courses and workshops and places great importance on continuing improving her knowledge and skills.

Coralee Hogan enjoys assisting patients return their meaningful activities post injury and finding new and unique ways to help achieve their goals. She loves to meet people from all walks of life, tailoring her therapy individually to each patient to ensure the best outcomes. Coralee enjoys treating all kinds of conditions or injuries but has specific interest in treating post sporting injuries and thoroughly enjoys working with patients to get them back playing and doing what they love.

Outside of work you’ll find Coralee representing her local club on the netball court as well as supporting her favourite AFL club, North Melbourne. She also enjoys getting out and about exploring the South Gippsland area with her beloved Labrador, travelling, as well as catching up with friends & family.