Jodi Bussiere · Uxbridge Physiotherapy · Uxbridge

About Jodi

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Jodi is a graduate of McGill University from the Faculty of Physical Therapy. Jodi has worked in both the hospital and private practice settings, focusing in the areas of Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. She has her Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy and successfully challenged her Certificate of Intermediate Manual and Manipulative Therapy. She has attended over 55 post-graduate courses/conferences focusing in the areas of manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, acupuncture, taping techniques and current research. Jodi has been involved in curriculum planning and still teaches for the Department of Physical Therapy in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. Jodi has worked at many different sporting events over the years, from local to international levels. She was a Lead Medical Practitioner at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto. She was also at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, as well as being on the Medical Teams at both the 2011 Canada Winter Games and the 2012 Ontario Summer Games. Jodi organizes a local Journal Club in Uxbridge made up of many disciplines of health care, where they have guest speakers update them on current practices, and learn about new research and techniques. Jodi treats people of all ages and levels of abilities, and believes in the team approach to treatment. Jodi uses a comprehensive initial assessment to determine the cause of your pain or problem, and creates an individualized plan to reach your goals. Her most valuable treatment tools include her manual therapy skills, functional exercise progressions and education to her clients. Jodi has been working at Uxbridge Physiotherapy since 2010, and took over ownership of the clinic in 2014. She strives to maintain the highest standards of Physiotherapy care to her clients, along with her team at the clinic. Jodi enjoys managing the clinic and supporting the local community it serves.