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I am a motivated | I am a motivated physiotherapist that has studied at four universities across the world and would like to bridge the gap between knowledge in the field of physiotherapy internationally. Each country practices a bit differently and has knowledge that does not always make it overseas but could answer questions for practitioners or help a patient with a difficult case. | ||
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I am a passionate | I am a passionate physiotherapist who would like to contribute as much as I can to the field. I have an interest in musculoskeletal, neurological, women's health, and sports physiotherapy. My passion stemmed from the curiosity at a young age to explore human movement. As a ballet dancer converted into sea kayaker I appreciate the balance between mobility and stability through strength. I am constantly learning how to overcome physical obstacles due to my interest in adrenaline sports such as downhill skiing, climbing, hiking, and kayaking. I believe with safe progression, the body has an exceptional capacity for physical activity. | ||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
La Trobe University - Master's of Physiotherapy Practice | == La Trobe University - Master's of Physiotherapy Practice == | ||
# La Trobe University - Master's of Physiotherapy Practice | |||
University of British Columbia - Unclassified Student | 2. University of British Columbia - Unclassified Student | ||
- Completed 4th Year Pulmonary Physiology of Exercise Course and Master's Level Neuroanatomy | - Completed 4th Year Pulmonary Physiology of Exercise Course and Master's Level Neuroanatomy | ||
University of Western Ontario - Bachelor of Arts with Honours Specialization in Kinesiology | 3. University of Western Ontario - Bachelor of Arts with Honours Specialization in Kinesiology | ||
Victoria University - Exchange Student in Exercise Science | 4. Victoria University - Exchange Student in Exercise Science | ||
== Professional Affiliations == | == Professional Affiliations == | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 19 August 2019
I am a motivated physiotherapist that has studied at four universities across the world and would like to bridge the gap between knowledge in the field of physiotherapy internationally. Each country practices a bit differently and has knowledge that does not always make it overseas but could answer questions for practitioners or help a patient with a difficult case.
Name[edit | edit source]
Jennifer Lohmus
About Me[edit | edit source]
I am a passionate physiotherapist who would like to contribute as much as I can to the field. I have an interest in musculoskeletal, neurological, women's health, and sports physiotherapy. My passion stemmed from the curiosity at a young age to explore human movement. As a ballet dancer converted into sea kayaker I appreciate the balance between mobility and stability through strength. I am constantly learning how to overcome physical obstacles due to my interest in adrenaline sports such as downhill skiing, climbing, hiking, and kayaking. I believe with safe progression, the body has an exceptional capacity for physical activity.
Education[edit | edit source]
La Trobe University - Master's of Physiotherapy Practice[edit | edit source]
- La Trobe University - Master's of Physiotherapy Practice
2. University of British Columbia - Unclassified Student
- Completed 4th Year Pulmonary Physiology of Exercise Course and Master's Level Neuroanatomy
3. University of Western Ontario - Bachelor of Arts with Honours Specialization in Kinesiology
4. Victoria University - Exchange Student in Exercise Science
Professional Affiliations[edit | edit source]
Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) - Student Member
British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) - Non-Practicing Member
Publications[edit | edit source]
Holmes SA, Lohmus J, McKinnon S, Mulla A, Heath M. Distinct Visual Cues Mediate Aperture Shaping for Grasping and Pantomime-Grasping Tasks. Journal of Motor Behavior. 2013;45(5):431-9. http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/nT3H37VASZAveymniga5/full (accessed 15 June 2018).
