Meet our Alumni
The ESO’s broad osteopathic programme and outstanding reputation means our graduates are in demand around the world
Osteopathy is a flexible profession and people choose it for a variety of reasons; some specialise in areas such as animal or sports osteopathy while others are looking for a rewarding healthcare career that allows them flexibility in their working life. Members of our alumni have kindly shared their experiences with us and explained why osteopathy was the right choice for them – to watch/read simply click on an image.
Nathan Allon, Class of 2020
Aude Membribe, Class of 2020
Anastasia Snook, Class of 2020
Lewis Gray, Class of 2017
Tom Fuller, Class of 2017
Inga Allen, Class of 2010
Andrew Allen, Class of 2007
David Kennett, Class of 2003
Christopher Allen, Class of 2003
Careers options – where could osteopathy take you?
Peter Horobin specialises in sports osteopathy. He has worked with teams at a range of tournaments and, in 2018, was appointed Lead Osteopath at the IAAF World Indoor Championships
Eleanor Andrews combines human and animal osteopathy in her practice. She helped develop the ESO animal courses and lectures in the UK and overseas
After a career in the British Army, Paul Sell decided to retrain as an osteopath. He now lives in New Zealand where he has his own practice, employing four associates
Katie Johnston balances her passion for osteopathic practice with her interest in pain research. Alongside private practice, Katie works as part of a GP-referred complementary health team
Pierre Meslet practiced in Singapore before setting up his business in London. He was a member of the London Olympic and World Para-Athletic medical teams
Alana Wood travelled from Canada to the UK to study at the ESO. Since graduating in 2016, Alana has specialised in paediatric osteopathy at her practice in Belgium