Meet Ambassador & Chiropractor – Mark Trbojevich

Mark Trbojevich

TAHH Ambassador & Chiropractor

Mark Trbojevich is a Sports and Exercise Chiropractor with a strong clinical focus on optimising performance and recovery across all activity levels — from weekend warriors to elite athletes. With a foundation built on years of hands-on experience and an evidence-informed approach, Mark integrates chiropractic care into broader athletic development and rehabilitation strategies.

His professional journey began through personal experience. Having played various sports throughout his youth, Mark encountered multiple injuries that introduced him to chiropractic care. The results were transformative, sparking his pursuit of a career that combined his love of sport, health, and helping others return to — and exceed — their previous physical capacities.

Mark’s approach is collaborative, multidisciplinary, and performance-oriented. Whether it’s through manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, exercise rehab, or nutritional advice, he builds comprehensive treatment strategies tailored to individual goals and sporting demands. His leadership at Peak Health Canberra reflects his ongoing commitment to raising clinical standards and contributing meaningfully to the profession.

  • Bachelor of Chiropractic Science – Macquarie University
  • Master of Chiropractic – Macquarie University
  • International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic (ICSC) – FICS
  • Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach – ASCA
  • Currently undertaking Master of Exercise Science (Strength & Conditioning) – Edith Cowan University

Additional Certifications & Courses:

  • DNS Exercise Course 1
  • Functional Neuro-Orthopedic Rehabilitation (FNOR) – Modules 2, 4, 5, 6
  • Functional and Kinetic Treatment with Rehab (FAKTR)
  • FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine
  • Dry Needling
  • SFMA Level 1 Certified
  • FMS Level 1
  • Complete Concussion Management

Mark is particularly interested in the intersection of chiropractic care and athletic performance, with a strong emphasis on strength and conditioning, functional rehab, and injury prevention in sport. His clinical interests lie in helping athletes move better, recover faster, and build long-term resilience.

He is actively involved in the sports medicine community, serving as:

  • Chair, Sports Chiropractic Australia – ACT
  • Board Member, Sports Medicine Australia – ACT State Council

Mark continues to engage in professional development and interprofessional collaboration, with a focus on building better outcomes through integrated care pathways.