Meet the On Track Team

Meet Emma,

Emma is a warm, compassionate and engaging Allied Health Assistant who is currently in her third year of a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy and is set to graduate in 2027. She is passionate about supporting children to thrive in their everyday lives and loves working alongside families to build confidence, independence and meaningful routines through play and everyday activities.

Before joining On Track Healthcare, Emma gained over five years of experience working with children as both a nanny and a support worker before spending over 2 years as an Allied Health Assistant within a multidisciplinary child and family team. In this role, she worked alongside Occupational Therapists to deliver therapy and support to children with a range of developmental needs. She also facilitated group programs and provided practical and administrative support to families.

Emma brings a playful, supportive and caring approach to every session, focusing on building meaningful connections with families and celebrating each child’s unique strengths. Outside of work, Emma enjoys reading, writing, beach walks and spending time with friends and family. 

Meet Tracy, 

Tracy is a friendly and experienced Administration Manager, who has a kind and caring approach to customer service. 

Tracy has had a varied career in admin and office manager roles and has made the move into healthcare to utilise her skills to help families in her local community.

When at home, Tracy enjoys spending time with her family and her mini poodle Darby. She also likes gardening, baking, reading and solving puzzles.

Meet Jeremy (He/Him), 

Jeremy graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). He is dedicated to helping children achieve greater independence and support their overall well-being. His experience includes working with children in primary school settings and the public health system. While studying, he worked as a casual educator and enjoyed playing with children during their school holidays. He also worked as a private tutor to assist children’s academic progress. Jeremy is passionate about enabling and empowering children and their family members to strive for a better living. With his cheerful and innovative personality, he likes to create fun and meaningful activities to work with children to build their functional skills. Jeremy believes strength-based and neuro-affirming approaches will help children achieve their therapy goals. Jeremy also practises inclusive care and welcomes clients of all races and gender identities.

Jeremy originally comes from Hong Kong. He is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Outside work, he enjoys playing badminton, painting with watercolour, and watching movies with friends. 

Meet Michelle,

Michelle grew up in country Victoria and enjoyed being in the outdoors. Before deciding on her carer path, she was a Learn to Swim Instructor, Lifeguard and Outdoor Adventure Guide and enjoyed kayaking, underground caving, hiking, camping and multi pitch abseiling courses. She also enjoyed a good bike ride – motorised or manual. Her favourite time of the year was winter where she got to slice up the hillside on her skies or snowboard and snuggle up next to the fireplace with a hot cup of cocoa.

Michelle's Occupational Therapy carer started in 2014 when she graduated with a bachelor's degree from Deakin University in Geelong. She first worked for a company supporting small children with Cerebral Palsy in a 12-month graduate position. Here she developed her skill set for evaluation and scripting of specialised equipment.

From there, Michelle transitioned to working in Early Intervention Services and Special School Education Supports. It was here she developed a passion for outreach services and supported a range of young people with physical needs, cognitive impairments, and neurodiversity.

Michelle has worked in clinical settings for a short time while starting a family of her own, however, quickly returned to being out on the roads. Michelle started at On Track Healthcare in September 2022 and consults with a range of young persons and adults in her role as an Occupational Therapist.

The most rewarding part of her job is working closely with families and being a part of positive life changing moments.