Margaret graduated from the AUT School of Physiotherapy in 1991. Physiotherapy has allowed her travel extensively, and she brings a global perspective to physiotherapy management having worked in both the public and private health sectors in New Zealand, Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom. Margaret has been an undergraduate and postgraduate clinical educator for 15 years. She is passionate about creating education environments that cultivate collective learning experiences which are fun, draw out learners’ curiosity, make learners feel comfortable to question and challenge the status quo and which use reflective practice processes to evaluate and inform development of professional practice. Her post graduate study and research has had two primary focuses, the application of the McKenzie Approach to musculoskeletal management and the theory and practice of health professional education. Currently Margaret works as a Professional Practice Fellow at the Otago School of Physiotherapy Dunedin. Additionally she is an instructor with the McKenzie Institute, teaching their postgraduate courses within New Zealand.