Staff

Our friendly Admin staff can help you with booking and general inquiries.   We can help determine which services are recommended depending on your needs, and let you know if you qualify for MSP or other insured direct-billing.  

Cory graduated in 2004 from University of Manitoba's  Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physical Therapy program.  He has experience with joint replacement, sports, vestibular rehab, dry needling/IMS, and senior's care.  Born in Qualicum and returned in 2008, he's proud to serve Qualicum Beach and the surrounding area since starting at QPC in 2012.  His treatment approach is manual therapy and exercise-based, and he is a member of the CPA's private practice, orthopaedic, senior's health and acupuncture divisions. Cory has a background in sport and enjoys working with athletes of all ages.  He established a Back Care program for industrial workers and is trained in Functional Capacity Evaluation.  When he's not working, Cory enjoys the local golf courses, playing hockey, and spending time with his family.

Connor graduated from Queens University in 2016 with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy.

Proudly born and raised on Vancouver Island, Connor earned his BA at Vancouver Island University where he majored in PE and played varsity on the mens soccer team. Connor then went on to receive an MSc in Kinesiology at UVIC while working in the physiology lab.

Connor's treatment philosophy involves a blend of manual therapy, exercise prescription and education so patients understand their injury pathology and have the tools required to get back to a healthy and active lifestyle.

In his spare time, Connor enjoys mountain biking, travelling and hiking in Vancouver Island's amazing mountain ranges.

Chris graduated as a Physiotherapist with Honours from the University of Manchester in 2004.  He has been providing physiotherapy services in the Oceanside area for 15 years and in that time has built strong links with the local community.

Chris is passionate about helping clients achieve the goals that matter to them and as such considers it essential to build rapport through open communication, in order to understand each individual as thoroughly as possible.  Chris has an interest in the treatment of orthopaedic injuries and musculo-skeletal conditions and is experienced in dealing with sports injuries and issues arising from work and motor vehicle related accidents.

Prior to moving to Canada, Chris worked in both hospital and private practice settings, as well as working as Lead Physiotherapist for a professional English football team.

Chris is a family man and a martial artist who trains regularly in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  When he is not twisting his training partners into unusual anatomical positions, you may find him out running trails, mountain biking or enjoying the great outdoors on his ATV packed with a fishing rod and a thermos of coffee.