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I am currently completing my Masters of Physical Therapy at [http://rehab.queensu.ca Queen's University]. Right now, my main areas of interest are in neuroscience and pediatrics. I am fascinated with the brain, its' functions, and neuroplasticity. I really enjoy how this is an evolving field, with most research being relatively new. I also enjoy working with children. As a swimming instructor, I like teaching kids exercises in fun and creative ways and I hope I am able to incorporate this in my practice. | |||
I am currently taking part in the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Neuromotor_Function Queen's University Neuromotor Function Project] and have contributed to the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Primary_Lateral_Sclerosis Primary Lateral Sclerosis page]. | |||
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MScPT Student, Queen's University, Queen's University Neuromotor Function Project
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Alana Griffith
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About Me
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I am currently completing my Masters of Physical Therapy at Queen's University. Right now, my main areas of interest are in neuroscience and pediatrics. I am fascinated with the brain, its' functions, and neuroplasticity. I really enjoy how this is an evolving field, with most research being relatively new. I also enjoy working with children. As a swimming instructor, I like teaching kids exercises in fun and creative ways and I hope I am able to incorporate this in my practice.
I am currently taking part in the Queen's University Neuromotor Function Project and have contributed to the Primary Lateral Sclerosis page.
Education
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- MSc PT student, Queen's University (2016-present)
- BSc, Honours Kinesiology, Co-operative Program, University of Waterloo (2011-2016)
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