MiBody Lytics is led by Founder and Director Claire Ibrahim, an occupational therapist and expert witness with almost two decades of clinical, leadership, and governance experience across Australia and the United Kingdom.
Claire specialises in independent occupational therapy medicolegal assessment and expert witness reporting across personal injury, insurance, and compensation matters. Her opinions address functional, work, and vocational capacity, including restrictions, tolerances, consistency, sustainability, attendance, pace, productivity, and reliability. Her broader clinical experience spans acute care, rehabilitation, community, and disability services, including complex physical, cognitive, and psychological presentations.
Before establishing MiBody Lytics, Claire held senior clinical leadership positions, including National Clinical Lead with governance responsibility for approximately 250 occupational therapists across Australia, and NSW and ACT State Clinical Lead. She also held senior hospital roles within Western Sydney Local Health District and worked as an Occupational Therapy Team Leader in London. Every MiBody Lytics assessment and report is personally completed by Claire, preserving continuity of expert reasoning and direct professional accountability.
Claire holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) from the University of Sydney and a Master of Health Services Management from the University of Technology Sydney. She is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, is a member of Occupational Therapy Australia, and has completed specialist Expert Witness Training through University of NSW.
Claire is also a State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) Authorised Health Practitioner for the NSW Compulsory Third Party scheme. Her opinions are independently formed, transparently reasoned, appropriately qualified, and confined to occupational therapy expertise.
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