Biance Grey qualified in 2002 from University of Pretoria and thereafter completed her community service at Applesbosch Hospital near Wartburg. 

She then relocated to the UK where she worked in a hospital based neuro and hand rehabilitation team for a period of 4 years. During this time, she inter alia was promoted to a Senior 1 Therapist, qualified in BAHT (British Association of Hand Therapists) level 1 and 2 and was involved in the practical training of students from Oxford Brookes University. 

Upon returning to South Africa in 2008, she worked at Ngwelezane Hospital in Northern KZN where she was the Deputy Department Head and gained invaluable clinical experience in hand rehabilitation and other orthopaedic conditions. 

In January 2009, she joined Karen Alcock in her general private practice at Entabeni Hospital and in addition, opened a subsidiary of this practice at St. Henry’s Marist Brothers College.  She took over this private practice when Karen immigrated in 2010 and continued to provide Occupational Therapy services to in- and outpatients, on a referral basis. During this time, she frequently conducted Functional Capacity Evaluations, for various Insurance Firms such as Discovery, Alexander Forbes, and Momentum and opened subsidiary rooms at Hillcrest Private Practice where she continued to work in hand rehabilitation. 

Following the birth of her daughter in 2012, she left this busy private practice to focus on her work in the Medico-Legal Field. To this end, she has been conducting comprehensive Medico-Legal Assessments using standardised FCE systems and triangulation. She has presented both the defending and plaintive attorneys, has been involved in pre-trial consultations as well as preparing joint minutes as required. In 2015, she became an associated in Jane Bainbridge’s well-established Medico-Legal practice based in Westville and continues to consult with Medico-Legal clients both in Durban as well as Cape Town (where she currently resides).