Dora completed her Physiotherapy degree at La Trobe University in 2011 and a Masters of Physiotherapy (General) via Coursework in 2014, at the University of Melbourne. Since this time, Dora has worked extensively in both adult and paediatric private practice, a private hospital and for a not-for-profit organisation, Scope Victoria. 

Outside of her clinical work, Dora has made significant contributions to Swinburne University of Technology's curriculum design in Early Life and Specific Populations. She is due to assist in the design of the Physiotherapy course at RMIT and will impart her knowledge as a Sessional Lecturer and Tutor. 

Dora’s post-graduate training includes:

• Postgraduate Certificate in Paediatrics (University of Melbourne)

• DMA Level 1 and 2 Clinical Pilates

• Starting Blocks Course of Paediatric Orthopaedic Physiotherapy 

• Kids Hypermobility

• Introduction to Paediatric Pelvic Floor

• Kids in Sport Symposium 

• Kids Plus Fundamental Paediatric Practice.

Dora is an energetic, yet calm, and empathetic individual. As a mother of two young boys, Dora understands the complexities of family life. She enjoys the challenge of incorporating Physiotherapy goals and exercises into the day-to-day lives of her patients and their families. Her special interests include misshapen heads, developmental delay, musculoskeletal and neurodevelopmental concerns. Due to her sporting background, Dora aims to pass on a lifelong love of physical activity to all of her patients, despite their age and physical ability.

In her spare time, Dora loves spending time with her family and friends, working out at the gym, running and cooking. Having been born in Hungary, Dora also loves travelling and trying different cuisines. She speaks Hungarian fluently and French at a tourist-level.