Millie Scutt
Senior Physiotherapist and Sports Scientist
Millie is a senior physiotherapist and sports scientist at BeFit Training Physiotherapy in Edgecliff, Sydney, with a strong focus on sports physiotherapy, injury rehabilitation, and exercise-based rehabilitation. She is passionate about helping people return to the activities they love through evidence-based care, movement retraining, and progressive strength development.
Millie completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) and a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. She also brings extensive high-performance sport experience, including work as a strength and conditioning coach for the Sydney Roosters NRLW team.
Her background in both sports science and elite sport allows her to combine physiotherapy with strength and conditioning principles to create individualised rehabilitation programmes tailored to each patient’s goals, lifestyle, and stage of recovery.
Millie has a strong clinical interest in sports injuries, lower limb injuries, knee and ankle rehabilitation, return-to-sport programming, and performance-based rehabilitation. She is particularly passionate about supporting women in sport and exercise and improving long-term participation in physical activity.
Having experienced sporting injuries herself, Millie understands the importance of structured rehabilitation that not only restores physical capacity but also rebuilds confidence and trust in movement.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy, Millie is committed to providing a high standard of care that integrates hands-on treatment, education, and exercise-based rehabilitation to achieve long-term results.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys staying active at the gym, playing rugby, spending time at the beach, and finding a good coffee.
Millie Scutt
Physiotherapist and Sports Scientist| Edgecliff
Millie completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science) and a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. She also brings extensive high-performance sport experience, including work as a strength and conditioning coach for the Sydney Roosters NRLW team.
Her background in both sports science and elite sport allows her to combine physiotherapy with strength and conditioning principles to create individualised rehabilitation programmes tailored to each patient’s goals, lifestyle, and stage of recovery.
Millie has a strong clinical interest in sports injuries, lower limb injuries, knee and ankle rehabilitation, return-to-sport programming, and performance-based rehabilitation. She is particularly passionate about supporting women in sport and exercise and improving long-term participation in physical activity.
Having experienced sporting injuries herself, Millie understands the importance of structured rehabilitation that not only restores physical capacity but also rebuilds confidence and trust in movement.
At BeFit Training Physiotherapy, Millie is committed to providing a high standard of care that integrates hands-on treatment, education, and exercise-based rehabilitation to achieve long-term results.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys staying active at the gym, playing rugby, spending time at the beach, and finding a good coffee.
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Professional Credentials
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (EXERCISE AND SPORT SCIENCE) — UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
Undergraduate degree in exercise and sport science from the University of Sydney, providing a strong scientific foundation in human movement, physiology, and performance that underpins Millie’s clinical approach.
MASTER OF PHYSIOTHERAPY — UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
Postgraduate qualification in physiotherapy from the University of Sydney, providing advanced clinical training across musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy.
Holds ASCA Level 2 accreditation — an advanced qualification recognising expertise in strength and conditioning program design, applied periodisation, and athlete performance across a range of training environments.
SPORTS TRAINER LEVEL 2
ONERO ACCREDITED PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Accredited to deliver the ONERO program — Australia’s leading evidence-based exercise intervention for osteoporosis and low bone density, designed to improve bone strength, muscle mass, and balance in a safe, supervised environment.
AHPRA REGISTRATION NUMBER: PHY0002596207
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She conducts a thorough assessment, combines hands-on treatment with targeted exercise rehabilitation, and uses her strength and conditioning background to build progressive programmes that move you from the treatment table back into sport and everyday activity with confidence.
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