As the first Human Performance Consultant Osteopath within Formula One, Gemma has been at the forefront of elite level health & fitness for the past 10 years. Working with the drivers and crews across various race series including endurance racing with Aston Martin, Formula E and primarily Formula 1,Gemma has raised the bar on delivering performance driven results using a holistic and comprehensive approach to team health and fitness. Notably, her role in pitstop analysis resulting in the World Record in 2016 for the fastest ever pitstop in F1 at 1.92seconds.

Combining her experience within the pinnacle of motorsport engineering, Gemma has also lead a number of projects taking F1 technology out into the medical industry. She is passionate about using the knowledge gained from this high pressure environment to improve performance outcomes in the healthcare sector. The Formula Health clinic provides a centre for everyone to have access to elite level health analysis and treatment interventions in a beautiful Berkshire setting. Believing that education plays a huge role in improving health, the clinic also provide regular community workshops and collaborates with other local healthcare professionals.

Gemma’s unique presence within Formula One continues as she currently consults for a team based in Switzerland, working with their drivers, engineers and pitcrew on the vast subject of ‘Human Performance’.

Gemma is an associate lecturer in her specialist area of Temporomandibular dysfunction and the neurophysiological relationship with the cervical spine. She has also been a speaker at numerous international conferences, appeared in TV and magazine interviews and been invited onto panel discussions on various topics surrounding health and human performance.

Gemma’s dedication to driving an integrated multidisciplinary approach in order to provide the highest standards of healthcare was most recently recognised by being awarded the Institute of Osteopathy Principal of the Year award in 2018 at the prestigious St Paul’s in London.

Holding an international position and having worked with a large network of professionals, has enabled Gemma to collaborate with industry leaders and global partners in order to drive change within the culture of healthcare and encourage steps towards a more proactive wellbeing model within Western society.