About the Concord Podiatry Team of Practitioners



What to expect during your appointment with Concord Podiatry



Our Podiatrists Listen
We Listen to your Concerns
At Concord Podiatry, and our sister clinics, our Podiatrists know that you are the key to the solution, so we listen and make sure we understand your concerns or pain.
 Our Podiatrists Care
We Understand your Uniqueness
Our Podiatrists examine you as an individual as every person experiences differing symptoms of sometimes complex conditions before a treatment plan is discussed.
 Our Podiatrists Review
We Explain as well as Treat
Our Podiatrists will explain the condition or diagnosis, what causes it, the treatment options or management plan and how to prevent of future issues.
 Our Podiatrists Communicate
We Review your Results
Our Podiatrists will review the outcomes of your treatment program and may make adjustments to improve the results , reassess and change management options where necessary.

Meet The Concord Podiatry Team



Kylie McCulloch (Benson)

Owner & Principal Podiatrist ​



Bachelor of Applied Science (Podiatry) & Member of the Australian Podiatry Association

Former President of Australian Podiatry Association NSW & ACT
Born and raised in Sydney, Kylie has been a practicing Podiatrist for 17 years. Kylie has competed in numerous Ironman Triathlons, Oxfam Trailwalks & half-marathons, and has done the Mt Everest base camp trek. Kylie also competed in state level Hockey & Volleyball at University & national level swimming and softball. Director of all five Podiatry clinics, Kylie enjoys spending time with her 3 children and husband.

Natalie Hunt

Senior Podiatrist ​



Bachelor of Podiatry & Member of the Australian Podiatry Association

Natalie originally hails from Newcastle NSW, and graduated from the University of Newcastle in 2015, she now calls Sydney home. Natalie loves to travel and explore new places and is slowly becoming a yoga enthusiast. Natalie attributes her recent coffee addiction to Kylie and loves reading and exploring Sydney.

Samantha Gravolin

Podiatrist ​



Bachelor of Podiatry & Member of the Australian Podiatry Association

Samantha completed her Bachelor of Podiatry program at the University of Newcastle and is a member of the Australian Podiatry Association. Born and raised in North Epping, Sam spent most of her childhood trapezing though the local bushland and breaking a few bones here or there. This has given Sam a true love of hiking as it’s a little less risky than other sports, taking her to Tasmania for the Overland and Three Capes Treks adding a little white water rafting along the Frankland River as well as the Larapinta trail in Northern Territory. She’s also trying to convince her fiancé to complete the Milford Sound hike in New Zealand and even attempt the Camino de Santiago. 
Samantha took an interest in podiatry through desiring to be in healthcare but having a more consistent role in getting people back on their feet. She has since developed a keen interest in all things podiatry, whether it be pesky warts, corns or ingrown toenails where she tries to get them out with as little pain as possible. Or those more complex cases of biomechanics, orthotics and paediatrics. She’s also good for a chat during a general treatment and loves to get to know her patients and their families, she’s even found a couple mutual connections. Sam has also just gotten back from a Europe trip in July and loves talking about the crystal-clear water of Croatia or the sites of Rome.

Samantha Tate

Podiatrist ​



BSc (Hons) Podiatry and Graduate in Clinical Leadership and Management

Samantha was born in the UK, she moved to Northampton for University where she dreamed of one day moving to Australia. In 2015 her dream came true and she started working with Queensland Health and Primary Health Networks, flying and driving thousands of kilometres all over far north Queensland delivering high risk foot care to remote Aboriginal Communities.
Samantha has worked as a podiatrist for 13 years, starting in biomechanics she then began her role travelling the UK and Ireland for Scholl upskilling podiatrists in nail surgery and orthotic prescription.  Later on in her career she began specialising in the High Risk Foot and Public Health. 
Samantha moved to Sydney and is the Head of Podiatry at Westmead Hospital where she is actively involved in assessing, managing and preventing lower limb amputations across Western Sydney.
Samantha likes to travel the world with her partner James and enjoys Sunday morning breakfasts in Concord with her 10kg Maincoon Cat, Odin.
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