
Wagga Podiatry Plus began as a family idea created by brothers Jordan and Bill Ryder. Both are experienced podiatrists who grew up in Wagga Wagga and wanted to build a clinic that combined modern podiatry with genuine local care. After working in busy metropolitan and regional clinics, Jordan returned home with a collection of awards and extensive experience in advanced technology and complex cases. Bill brought his own strengths in practical hands-on care and a calm, patient-focused approach. Together they set out to create a clinic they would be proud to send their own family to.
That family approach continues through the entire team. Each podiatrist brings a different mix of skills and interests including sports and running injuries, lower limb pain, complex cases, nail surgery and advanced gait assessment. We work collaboratively and discuss cases so that every patient benefits from the combined knowledge of the clinic rather than the perspective of only one practitioner.
Our clinic culture is built on clarity, communication and evidence-based treatment. We take the time to listen properly, explain findings in simple language and develop plans that are realistic and tailored to your lifestyle and goals. Whether you are seeking relief from discomfort, support with performance, or guidance to prevent future issues, you can expect a down-to-earth team that is committed to helping you move well and live comfortably.

Jordan Ryder
Bill Ryder
Tim Crilly
James Waters
Amelia O’Connell
Admin

Kerri Pachi
A Wagga local, Kerri has worked in the podiatry field for many years and has been with WP+ from the beginning.
She genuinely cares about her work and enjoys building a rapport with clients, ensuring the clinic runs smoothly
When not in the clinic, Kerri loves family time, walks with her dog Aldo and Sunday drives.

Jodi Hartas
Jodi grew up in Leeton and moved to Wagga with her husband and two children when they were young. She works at our reception desk and enjoys connecting with patients, helping them feel comfortable, and being part of their recovery journey.
Outside of work, Jodi spends much of her time driving her kids to and from training, cheering on her daughter at netball and her son at rugby league. She also enjoys watching netball on TV and follows the NSW Swifts, as well as playing sudoku. Jodi loves her cats, family time, and catching up with friends over coffee.






