Andrew White PT
BPE, BScPT, Dip. Manip, FCAMPT
Andrew graduated in 2004 with his Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University, and has been working in private practice since. His post graduate education includes completion of the Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2011, achieving the designation of Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy. He has also completed courses in: Concussion Management, Rehabilitation of the Functional Fitness Athlete, Mulligan Concepts, Running Injury Management, Explain Pain, Kinesiotaping, and Acupuncture to name a few.
Prior to physiotherapy, Andrew had completed a Bachelor of Physical Education with a major in Sport Science from the University of New Brunswick and had taken extensive coursework in Sport Psychology. He has volunteered his services at several local, national, and international sporting events, and is a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer.
In addition to his work in the clinic, Andrew has worked as a lab instructor in the Master's of Physiotherapy program at Dalhousie University, is an instructor and mentor for the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, and has been involved as a research assistant on a study in the School of Biomedical Engineering at Dalhousie University, which is related to Total Knee Arthroplasties. He has published a book review in Momentum (the newsletter of Sport Physiotherapy Canada) and has co-published a guideline for using outcome measures in the Orthopedic Division Review (the official journal of the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association). Andrew is the Communications Chair of the Education Committee for the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and has been a board member of the St. Margaret's Bay Chamber of Commerce.
Andrew works with his patients to identify the cause of their pain or dysfunction and to come up with a patient specific plan to reach their individual goals. He feels that a combination of manual therapy (hands on treatment), education, and specific exercises are necessary to achieve these goals. He is also a strong believer in evidence-based practice.
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Billed toRCMP / Canadian Forces
This should be booked if you are an active military member and have been referred for outsourced physiotherapy.
Billed toRCMP / Canadian Forces
This should be booked if you are an active military member and are coming for a follow-up visit for an injury where you were referred for outsourced physiotherapy by DND.
Billed toMotor vehicle claim
This should be booked if you are coming in for a new injury related to a motor vehicle accident that has occurred more than 90 days ago. This appointment will include a thorough assessment and an initial treatment session. The appointment typically takes 45-60 mins.
Billed toMotor vehicle claim
This should be booked if you have already had an initial assessment for an injury related to a motor vehicle accident that has occurred more than 90 days ago. Treatment sessions typically last 30-45 mins.
Billed toMotor vehicle claim
This should be booked if you have already had an initial assessment for an injury related to a motor vehicle accident that has occurred within the last 90 days ago. Treatment sessions typically last 30-45 mins.
Billed toMotor vehicle claim
This should be booked if you have already had an initial assessment for an injury related to a motor vehicle accident that has occurred within the last 90 days ago. Treatment sessions typically last 30-45 mins.
Billed toMotor vehicle claim
This should be booked if you are coming for a new injury related to a motor vehicle accident that occurred within the last 90 days. This session will include a thorough assessment and initial treatment and will typically take 45-60 mins.
Follow-up appointments typically involve a brief re-check and a full treatment session. These typically last 30-45 mins and should be booked if you have already had an initial assessment.
The initial visit will consist of a thorough assessment of your condition and an initial treatment. These visits typically take 45-60 mins. You should book this if you are a new patient to our clinic, if you are a returning patient but this is for a new problem, or if you have not been in for more than 3 months.
The initial visit will consist of a thorough assessment of your condition and an initial treatment. These visits typically take approximately 60 mins. You should book this if you are a new patient to our clinic, if you are a returning patient but this is for a new problem, or if you have not been in for more than 3 months.
Billed toVeterans Affairs
This should be booked if this is a follow-up session for an injury where you have been referred by the Veteran Affairs Canada. This visit typically lasts 30-45 mins.
Billed toVeterans Affairs
This should be booked if you have been referred by Veteran's Affairs Canada and this is your first visit for this injury. This visit will include a thorough assessment and an initial treatment and typically lasts 45-60 mins.
Billed toWorkers' compensation
This should be booked if you are coming in for the first time for a work related injury. This visit will include a thorough assessment and initial treatment and typically lasts 45-60 mins.
Billed toWorkers' compensation
This session should be booked if you are coming in for a follow-up treatment for a work related treatment. Sessions typically last 30-45 mins.
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