Danielle Arthur

Danielle earned her Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) from the University of Western Sydney Macarthur in 2002. She began her career at War Memorial and Bankstown Hospitals before transitioning into private practice, purchasing a small Revesby clinic in 2006 while also providing home visits within the local community. By 2009 she became the sole owner of the practice, later expanding to a two-room clinic in 2013 to support a growing patient base.

Danielle is experienced across all areas of podiatry, with particular interest in diabetes care, biomechanics, orthotic therapy and footwear education. She recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Person-Centred Diabetes Care and Education, enhancing her ability to support patients at risk of diabetes-related foot complications through evidence-based assessment, prevention, education and collaborative care.

She is also a clinical supervisor for 4th-year podiatry students at Western Sydney University, overseeing placements at Tharawal Aboriginal Medical Centre, where care is centred on cultural safety and at-risk feet in the Aboriginal community. Danielle has presented to multiple community groups on foot health, early intervention and injury prevention.

She currently works four days per week, balancing clinical practice with family life as a mum of two.

Tiffany Teow

Tiffany graduated with a Bachelor of Podiatric Medicine from the University of Western Australia in 2009. Throughout her career she has gained experience across hospital settings, community health and private practice before joining Revesby Family Podiatry in 2014.

She has a strong clinical interest in aged care, diabetes management, biomechanics, orthoses prescription and footwear advice, with a focus on supporting long-term comfort, mobility and independence. Tiffany enjoys working within multidisciplinary care, ensuring patients with chronic and complex needs receive comprehensive, coordinated support.

Committed to continuous learning, Tiffany regularly attends professional workshops and training to stay up to date with advances in podiatry. She values the diversity of her clinical work and the meaningful connections she builds with her patients. Through her practice, she has developed a deep appreciation for effective communication, rapport and outcome-focused care that is tailored to each individual.