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I am a first year Queen's University student in the MscPT program. I am passionate about general musculoskeletal rehabilitation, as well as acute and primary care services. Specifically, I have taken a recent interest to the emerging roles of physiotherapists in emergency departments and rapid access clinics.
Jillian Hubbard
MscPT Queen's University 2024
BAH (Kin) Western University 2021