Regan has worked extensively in both a private practice musculoskeletal setting, and field-side for sporting clubs, including time as a Physiotherapist at the East Perth Football Club. Recently, Regan was appointed to a Lecturer in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy role at Curtin University.

Regan completed his undergraduate degree at Curtin University in 2010 and graduated with the Marcus J Rosen Award for the Physiotherapy student with the best clinical results. He later completed his Master of Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal) in 2017, graduating with the Brian Edwards Prize for the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy student with the best clinical results.

In addition to his post graduate training, Regan has also been extensively trained in Cognitive Functional Therapy. This management approach is a tailored towards those people having pain that persists and is causing significant disability in daily activities.

Regan enjoys helping all people from the elite athlete through to those struggling with disabling pain. He is skilled in managing all musculoskeletal pain conditions however has specific interest in spinal pain conditions and persistent lower limb injuries.

In his spare time Regan loves spending time with his young family outdoors in the sunshine and keeping fit as a recreational track sprinter.