Tom Quantrell is a Chartered Physiotherapist with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and a Master’s degree in Sports and Exercise Rehabilitation. He has over 20 years of experience spanning the NHS, private practice, university lecturing, and elite youth and adult international sport.

Throughout his career, Tom has combined clinical practice, teaching, and leadership roles, including lecturing at the University College London Institute of Child Health and working with athletes across a wide range of sports and performance levels.

Tom is the Founder and Director of Physioteq and Gymteq in Cambridge. Alongside overseeing a multidisciplinary physiotherapy and performance team, he has a particular interest in helping children and young athletes develop lifelong confidence in movement, sport, and physical activity. This includes the development of Gymteq's Youth Long-Term Athletic Development Programme, designed to support the healthy development, performance, and resilience of young athletes.
His current role focuses on mentoring clinicians and coaches, developing systems and pathways of care, and maintaining the high standards of quality, education, and service that underpin both organisations.

Tom is delighted to be returning to speak at the Children's International Knee Conference and to contribute to the ongoing discussion around the management, rehabilitation, and long-term development of young athletes.

Outside of work, Tom enjoys cricket, woodworking, and spending time with his wife, three children, and dog, Albie.