Hazel Bradley BSc.Pod (Hons). M.A.Pod.A
Hazel graduated with a BSc (Hons) in Podiatry from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2007. Following graduation, she was employed by the university before moving to London, where she spent four years working for the NHS in inner-city clinics. This included all aspects of podiatry including biomechanics, general treatments, wound care, paediatrics and drop in clinics for the homeless.
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Hazel moved to Melbourne in 2011and has been part of Beaumaris Podiatry for the past 15 years, and in February 2026 she and her Husband, Justin, proudly purchased the practice from its previous owner, Kirsten, who remains a valued member of the team.
Hazel enjoys providing thorough foot care treatments for patients of all ages, with a focus on relieving pain and helping people keep their feet as healthy and comfortable as possible. She has a particular interest in diabetic foot care and aged care podiatry. Known for her friendly nature and love of a chat, Hazel values building long-term relationships with her patients.
Outside of the clinic, Hazel is a busy mum to two daughters and can often be found at their sporting events, walking her Cavoodle Walter, or relaxing with a good book and a glass of wine.
Justin Bradley
Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry)
Justin Bradley is an experienced podiatrist with over 20 years of clinical practice dedicated to improving foot health and mobility for his patients. He has strong professional interests in wound care, sports injuries, and biomechanics, combining evidence-based treatment with practical, patient-focused solutions to help people recover, move better, and stay active.
Throughout his career, Justin has developed extensive experience managing a wide range of foot and lower limb conditions, with particular expertise in the assessment and treatment of foot wounds. His approach places a strong emphasis on evidence based guidelines, allowing him to identify underlying factors that contribute to pain, injury, or delayed healing.
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Justin has presented, published and contributed to research articles related to Charcot neuroarthropathy, reasons for readmission to hospital as a result of diabetic foot disease and wound care products. His research focus reflects his commitment to improving outcomes for patients with complex and high-risk foot conditions through evidence-based practice and ongoing clinical learning.
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Known for his patient-centred approach to care, Justin works closely with each individual to understand their goals, lifestyle, and health needs, developing tailored treatment plans designed to improve outcomes and support long-term foot health.
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Committed to delivering high-quality care, Justin focuses on practical strategies that not only treat current conditions but also prevent future problems, helping patients maintain comfort, mobility, and overall wellbeing.
Áine O'Donnell - BSc.Pod (Hons).
Áine holds a BSc (Hons) in Podiatry from the University of Ulster, Jordanstown (Northern Ireland), and has 12 years of experience across private practice and public health in Ireland, the UK and Australia. She has a particular interest in biomechanics and general foot care, helping patients stay comfortable, mobile and active. Áine also holds a Diploma in Sports Massage, which complements her understanding of lower-limb function and musculoskeletal health. A holistic, friendly practitioner who loves a chat, she aims to make patients feel relaxed and well cared for. Originally from Ireland, she now lives locally with her husband, young daughter, and their lovely groodle, Leo. In her spare time, Áine enjoys coastal walks, pilates, getting lost in a good book and spending quality time with her family.