Bronwen is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who has completed specialist training in sports nutrition. She is also an ISAK accredited level 2 anthropometrist. She currently consults to the Waratahs and Waratahs Academy, West Tigers and South Sydney Rugby League Clubs, the Australian Institute of Sport Slalom Canoe team in addition to her private practice hours. She is the nutrition service provider for the NSW Institute of Sport Rowing, Sprint Canoe and Winter Sports programs.

Bronwen has experience with a variety of sports at all levels from junior to elite. She has been the consultant dietitian for the Wallabies, Sydney Kings and Razorbacks basketball teams and spent six months at the AIS working with their junior soccer, rowing and slalom canoe programs. Bronwen has also worked as a clinical dietitian at the Prince of Wales Hospital in the areas of spinal injury, rehabilitation, gastroenterology and diabetes and at the diabetes service for ACT Community Care.

Bronwen has a special interest in weight making sports having herself competed as a lightweight rower for ten years. She currently sees lightweight rowers, jockeys and boxers in her private practice assisting them with making weight safely. She has also been working with the Western Institute on the nutrition program for apprentice jockeys conducting several workshops each year.

Bronwen has published research articles describing the nutrient intakes and physique characteristics of elite rugby league players and was the presenter for a series of nutrition education videos used in the NSW PDHPE school syllabus.