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I am a Nipissing Bachelor of Physical and Health Education 2022 graduate, and currently pursing my Master of Science Physical Therapy at Queen's University (expected completion 2024). I have developed an interest in pelvic floor physiotherapy as well as sport rehabilitaiton.
Vanessa Willis
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