Justine Tobin is a dedicated physiotherapist specializing in sport and fitness rehabilitation. She is passionate about athlete-centered care and emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practice. Committed to continuous education, Justine stays abreast of current academic literature to provide the best possible service to her clients.

Her strengths include bridging the gap between rehabilitation and performance, facilitating return-to-play protocols, and fostering collaboration and communication within the healthcare network and sport industry.

Currently, Justine offers orthopaedic, pelvic health, and run analysis services in-clinic, as well as providing sport and orthopaedic field-side coverage. She also leads strength and conditioning programs for adolescent soccer and hockey teams, reflecting her commitment to performance-related endeavors.

Justine is a member in good standing of the Canadian Sport Physiotherapy Division and has previously served as the communications coordinator on the executive committee for the Canadian Sport Physiotherapy Ontario Division.

Justine Tobin is a dedicated physiotherapist specializing in sport and fitness rehabilitation. S... Read More

Myles completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary and a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta.

Sport and physical activity has always been a big part of Myles’ lifestyle. He has competed in many sports but predominately was a competitive speed skater and competed in three Canadian Olympic Trials. He is occasionally still involved in speed skating as a physical therapist for the Norwegian speed skating team during World Cup events.

Myles has had a lot of exposure to the assessment of acute sport related injuries. His fascination of the human body has also led him to have an interest in treating a wide variety of conditions. He has experience and course work that includes the treatment of hands, shoulders, persisting symptoms following concussion, vestibular conditions, running injuries and tendinous injuries.

His philosophy is to empower patients by reinforcing that the human body is more adaptable and resilient then it is often given credit for. Myles acknowledges that the treatment of pain is complicated and multi factorial. He believes that in order to return to activity following injury, one must gradually expose themselves to tasks that eventually meet or exceed the demands of that activity. Not only will this ensure tissue adaptation, it will also allow someone to build confidence in achieving their goals.

Myles completed a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary and a Masters o... Read More

Catherine completed her Master’s in Physiotherapy at McGill University after an Undergraduate degree at the University of Ottawa, and comes from a diverse background of experience, including working and living on three continents.

She is passionate about evidence-based rehabilitation, access to high quality physio for everyone, and solving the root cause of an injury. As a long time athlete in a variety of sports, Catherine understands the frustration and mental toll of injuries and she emphasizes a comprehensive approach to rehab. She pulls from her diverse experience, including working with pre- and post-ACLR with professional soccer players in London, England, to ensure every athlete receives the level of care that will push them to the next level.

Catherine believes strongly that everyone is a high performer if they want to be. She works with anyone looking to come back better than before, but especially loves working with those who are driven to succeed and who have big goals.

She has additional training and certification in Functional Dry Needling, manual therapy, running gait analysis and retraining (including return to run postpartum and stroller running), and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy.

When Catherine isn’t at ORKA coaching you to the next level, she can be found in the mountains hiking, scrambling, trail running, or backcountry camping with her dog, training for her next race, or travelling (likely somewhere off the beaten path).

Catherine completed her Master’s in Physiotherapy at McGill University after an Undergraduate deg... Read More

Following a motor vehicle collision, Kirsten was drawn to the field of physiotherapy. She felt cared for and empowered by her physiotherapist, and knew that she could do the same for others. She graduated with a Bachelor’s of Kinesiology from the University of Calgary and a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta.

She has an interest in sport-related concussion, and furthered her expertise by completing an additional Master’s of Science with a specialty in concussion rehabilitation at the University of Calgary. During her time there, she had the opportunity to work on a systematic review that informed the Sport Concussion Office Assessment Tool 6, and the Amsterdam Consensus Statement on concussion in sport.

Kirsten takes pride in continually improving her physiotherapy practice. She provides evidence-based and patient-centred treatment through education, exercise principles, soft tissue techniques and dry-needling.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Kirsten hiking, backcountry camping, snowboarding, walking her golden retriever Henry, or training for her next marathon. She also loves travelling, and will try to entertain you with stories from her recent trips.

Kirsten is driven to connect with each of her clients and empower them to achieve their goals. She is passionate about building an environment where individuals feel supported and motivated to succeed.

Following a motor vehicle collision, Kirsten was drawn to the field of physiotherapy. She felt ca... Read More

Dr. Rehana Murani was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences at the University of South Florida while competing in NCAA division one soccer. She returned to Canada in 2012 to complete her MD at the University of Alberta. This was followed by a five-year specialization in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Calgary. While completing her training, she was able to continue to compete in soccer at the semi-professional level. She has recently obtained her Canadian certification in Sports Medicine, as well as pursued extra dedicated training in interventional and musculoskeletal ultrasound, which are two of her main interests.

Her other clinical interests include acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, and neuromuscular electrodiagnostics. Dr. Murani currently holds a clinical practice both in Edmonton and in Calgary, Alberta.

In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her family and friends, playing soccer, cooking, and golfing.

Dr. Rehana Murani was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. She completed her Bachelor of Science... Read More

Travis is a Performance Physiotherapist who specializes in working with professional, collegiate, and youth athletes, as well as complex cases and second opinion cases. His extensive consulting experience includes working with athletes from the NHL, MLB, NFL, CFL, MLS, Olympic programs, Canadian National Teams, USPORT, and NCAA.

In addition to his clinical work, Travis has delivered workshops and spoken at events internationally, sharing his expertise in athlete rehabilitation and performance. His work is rooted in evidence-based strategies to optimize performance, reduce injury, and support athletes at all levels of competition.

He is passionate about bringing the quality care of professional sport, to the private sector at scale.

Travis is a Performance Physiotherapist who specializes in working with professional, collegiate,... Read More

Chelsey grew up in St.John’s, Newfoundland. Moving to Calgary in 2012, she completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, and shortly after, her Masters of Physiotherapy at University College Dublin. Since graduating, she has continued to progress her knowledge through course work such as OnPoint Dry Needling, Orthopaedic Manual Therapy, Complex Shoulder courses, and courses directed at managing both short and distance running injuries.

Chelsey has a drive for growth and continually updates her knowledge through researching the latest treatment principles and techniques to ensure an evidence informed approach to her practice.

Growing up Chelsey mainly participated in swimming and Tae-kwon-do, and discovered her passion for physiotherapy after sustaining overuse running injuries in her teens. Outside of work you can find her dabbling in different areas of fitness, such as running, hiking, strength training, or spending time with her dogs.

Chelsey places high value on progressive exercise and education for empowering her patients to take control of their health, and supplements this approach with her use of manual therapy and dry needling.

Chelsey grew up in St.John’s, Newfoundland. Moving to Calgary in 2012, she completed her Bachelor... Read More

Read More