Scott has a special interest in treating conditions of the lower extremity, particularly the foot and ankle.  He uses a bio-mechanical analysis and specific exercise approach to solving overuse injuries. Scott has a wealth of sport injury experience, having worked with Canadian athletes at Pan-American and Olympic games, as well as working clinically with many professional and high level amateur athletes. Scott is currently the Head Therapist for UBC Athletics as well as Club Physiotherapist for Fusion FC soccer club.

Email: scott@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Greg utilizes manual therapy, exercise prescription, patient education and taping techniques to improve patient function. He is a strong believer in providing his patients with strategies for self-management, including self-mobilizing techniques and strengthening exercises for home exercise programs. Greg is certified in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) Levels I and II, and actively seeks new techniques in movement pattern identification and correction. He has a growing interest in hip rehabilitation, as well as knee, ankle and shoulder injuries.

Email: greg@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Teri-Lynn is a manual therapist with a particular interest in sports.  She holds the highest certification offered by the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.  She has worked as the head Physiotherapist for the Canadian National Field Hockey Team and currently serves as the Club Physiotherapist for Fusion FC as well as the physiotherapist for the UBC Women's Varsity Soccer Team.  She has a special interest in treating adolescent soccer players as well as middle age athletes of all sorts. Teri-Lynn is an experienced problem solver combining assessment, manual therapy and exercise. She enjoys working collaboratively with her patients and sports medicine physicians to solve challenging injuries. Teri-Lynn believes strongly in activity throughout the lifespan and works hard to enable this in her clients. Outside of work Teri-Lynn enjoys working out at the gym, running, and has a sporting background in gymnastics, golf, volleyball, skiing and hiking. 

Email: teri-lynn@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Trish Hopkins has worked in the Physiotherapy Division of the Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Clinic since 1982, initially as an owner and now as an Associate.   She graduated from UBC with a Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation and then worked in New Zealand, Australia and Montreal before returning to Vancouver. She earned her post graduate Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy in 1985 and her Acupuncture accreditation (CAFCI) in 2003. Trish has sat on numerous committees in her professional associations over the years and served as the Chair of Sport Physiotherapy Canada from 1980 - 1982.    She has been selected as a physiotherapist to a number of international teams including World Student Games (FISU 1985), Pan Am Games (1987), Summer Olympics (1988 & 1992) & Commonwealth Games (2002, 2006).  She was the Venue Athlete Medical Supervisor for Curling at the 2010 Winter Olympics and was Medical lead for Rugby at the Americas Master Games in Vancouver in August 2016.   She has worked extensively with rugby from the local level with the UBC Old Boy Ravens to BC Provincial Rep Teams and Rugby Canada's National Men's team as a therapist & coordinator (7's, 15's & age-grade International tournaments & World Championships and 1999 World Cup.)  
Trish has over 35 years experience working with recreational and elite athletes in many sports, including not only rugby, but also swimming, dance, tennis and other racquet sports.  She enjoys working with people of all ages and abilities and uses an active rehabilitation approach incorporating manual therapy techniques, education and graduated exercises to help her clients maintain a healthy lifestyle and  improve their level of activity, before or after injuries, surgery or hip and knee joint replacements.  When Trish is not working she enjoys traveling and spending time on the tennis court or working in her garden.  

Email: trish@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Ryan Leaver is a Sports Physiotherapist with and interest in return to play, injury prevention and on field sports performance. His sporting background includes professional soccer and is currently the head Therapist for the Vancouver Whitecaps II team.  He  also works specifically with bike fitting and concussion rehabilitation.

Email: ryan@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Aside from nearly 20 years of professional experience as an accomplished sports medicine physiotherapist, Jay is an active husband and father of four. He enjoys helping his kids to keep fit and feel good as they develop as strong athletes with a lifelong love of sport and the outdoors. 

On any given weekend, Jay can be found on the field hockey pitch, in the ice arena, or adventuring with his family. He is actively involved in his daughters' field hockey club where he is always available to answer rehabilitation questions or exercise and movement concerns. 

Jay enjoys hiking and trail running in various North Shore parks with his family, including his dog. Jay also plays in an ice hockey league where they continue to pursue gold!  Above all, Jay enjoys activity and family as he strives to live his best life!

Email: jay@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Andrea is originally from Vancouver and is UBC Alumni. She completed honours degree in Physiotherapy (2000) at Coventry University in England. She worked at Western with varsity athletes and completed a Masters degree in Orthopaedic Physiotherapy (2005) with work leading to publications in Physical Therapy (2007) and Physiotherapy Canada (2007).  
 
Andrea returned to Vancouver and completed a Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy, a Diploma in Advanced Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) and Chan Gunn IMS. Her continued work in sport medicine allowed her to participate as part of the medical teams for the 2010 Olympic Games, the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India, and travel as far as Russia and Austria.
 
Andrea has worked in sports medicine for over 15 years and, while working with all types of clients, has treated athletes from the recreational to the elite level.  She has particular experience in rugby, field hockey, ice hockey, football, basketball, track and field, swimming, and gymnastics. With three children under seven, she has more recently developed an interest in care of the pre-natal and post-partum mum.

Affiliations:
Clinical Instructor - UBC Department of Physiotherapy 
Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists
 
Awards:
Silver Quill Award (Canadian Physiotherapy Association), 2008
Ruth Byman Award (Physiotherapy Association of BC), 2009
PABC Award of Excellence - Professional Contribution, 2018

Email:  andrea@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Dallas completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia-Okanagan before moving to Vancouver to complete his Master of Physical Therapy at the Vancouver campus. He has worked in both hospital and private settings while in school and is comfortable working with a wide variety of clients.  

As a physiotherapist, it is Dallas' job to understand how both your mental and physical health can impact your injury. He understands that each person is different and will spend 100% of his treatment time with you to get to know your story and to make an individualized treatment plan.

Dallas understands the importance of preventative rehab. He uses a combination of education, exercise, and manual therapy to help you regain function as well as reduce the risk of re-injury.

When he is not in the clinic, he enjoys running, cycling, soccer, snowboarding, and backpacking.

Kevin enjoys working with elite athletes and active individuals alike. His treatments combine hands-on work along with targeted exercise, education, and dry needling. As a former Sport Physiotherapy Fellow with Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Centre and UBC, he is well rounded in his assessment and treatment of all athletic conditions. His passion and own history in basketball, baseball, football, and golf help to create a fun and comprehensive rehabilitation process designed to get you back doing whatever you love as quickly and safely as possible. Kevin currently holds a Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy and is certified in the Functional Dry-Needling (FDN), which he uses clinically. Kevin loves to travel, hike, and play recreational sports in his free time.

Email: kevin@allanmcgavinphysio.com

Alex graduated with a Kinesiology degree from the University of Victoria before completing a Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. 

Alex is passionate about helping people achieve their health and performance potential both physically and mentally. Growing up in Vancouver, Alex enjoyed playing many different sports, including hockey, basketball, rugby, soccer, and tennis. There is nothing Alex likes more than stepping out of his comfort zone to try a new activity. Besides sport performance, Alex loves helping patients of all ages and ability; choosing an individualized approach tailored specifically for each patient.

Physiotherapy, for Alex, means a guided set of exercise, education, and manual therapy. Alex believes in building relationships with his patients to allow for collaboration on goal setting and treatment planning. As a team, Alex will strive to achieve the most successful outcome for his patients. Empowering his patients to go home and achieve their goals is what brings him joy at work. 

When not in the clinic, Alex loves playing various sports, hiking, skiing, and being outside amongst friends and family.

Diogo graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2012 with a Bachelor degree in Kinesiology specializing in active health and rehabilitation.  During his undergrad, he volunteered at George Pearson Rehabilitation Centre, Lifemark Physiotherapy (Olympic Oval clinic) and at the Canucks Autism Network to gain experience working with different populations. He has a special interest in Hydrotherapy and helping others incorporate fitness and sports into their lifestyle.  He has worked with individuals of all ages living with physical limitations and MVA-related injuries.  

In his spare time he enjoys playing various sports such as Swimming, Snowboarding, Cycling, Kiteboarding and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  

When he is not in clinic, he is challenging himself in sports,while relishing  the opportunity to photograph the beautiful city of Vancouver he calls home.