AAP Member
Jordan, originally from Ontario, began his journey with a Bachelors of Science in Human Kinetics and a Masters of Science in Biomechanics & Neuroscience from the University of Guelph. Prior to his Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta, Jordan oversaw numerous clinical trials at a major Canadian hospital and continues to be involved in local research projects in stroke rehabilitation.
Jordan utilizes a diverse set of skills, including manual therapy, education, taping, soft tissue mobilization, and exercises-based rehabilitation. He has undergone dry needling training with On Point Needling, adding depth to his offerings. Having experienced injury firsthand, including undergoing surgery, Jordan has a unique perspective on the challenges and mindsets during rehabilitation.
Jordan also has a special interest in Vestibular Rehabilitation, and has completed one of a few competency-based training programs. Jordan provides care across the continuum from sideline to sideline, focusing on returning athletes of all levels to their sports. He has provided on-field coverage for national and international level events, including figure skating, rugby, and ice hockey.
Beyond the clinic, Jordan embraces the role of a #GirlDad to a lively toddler and a German Shepherd/Husky rescue. He actively competes as a track cyclist, bringing a competitive spirit and firsthand knowledge of the physical demands of sport.
He has a dedication to lifelong learning, drawing inspiration from his diverse experiences to provide the best care possible for the Calgary community.