Jasem Bani Hani is a physiotherapist who earned his Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in Jordan in 2019. After moving to Winnipeg, he completed his Master of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Manitoba in 2023 and obtained his license to practice in Manitoba in 2024.

His interest in physiotherapy started early, spending time in his uncle’s clinic as a teenager, where he saw firsthand the difference personalized rehabilitation can make.

Jasem has experience treating patients of all ages in both clinic and institutional settings, including children, athletes, individuals with neurological conditions, and patients recovering from surgeries like total hip and knee replacements. His special interests include:

● Stroke and neurological rehabilitation ● Post-surgical recovery ● Hands-on manual therapy

Committed to advancing the field, Jasem is involved in rehabilitation research and has contributed to published studies and conference presentations in areas like stroke recovery, neurological rehabilitation, and rehabilitation technology.

Jasem Bani Hani is a physiotherapist who earned his Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in Jorda... Read More

Kate pursued Athletic Therapy after growing up playing sports and became interested in the field after seeing a wide range of injuries and how they could be managed. She worked 3 years with AAA hockey as university placement before spending 6 years in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League. Since Kate has transitioned to clinical work, she stays involved with hockey with the Morris Mavericks high school hockey team in the evenings. During her time in hockey, she has seen a variety of injuries and has gotten to channel her creativity with therapeutic rehabilitation, alongside utilizing her first responder skills. Growing up on a farm, she always loved being outside and decided to recently take up golf as a summer activity. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family (as well as her dog), going to the gym, and exploring the outdoors!

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Kristi graduated with a Bachelors of Science in 2012 and immediately pursued the Masters of Physical Therapy program. She has played high level volleyball since a very young age and represented Canada on the international level.

Kristi developed an early interest in physiotherapy and the rehabilitation process due to the numerous injuries she sustained in volleyball. Kristi has pursued many post-secondary interests such as manual therapy, acupuncture and dry needling. Her approach to physiotherapy is exercise based. She utilizes manual therapy and exercise prescription to help clients achieve their goals. Most recently Kristi has became a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists (FCAMPT). 

When she isn’t working, Kristi likes to stay active and spend time outside. She looks forward to her time with PhysiGO Mobile assisting patients achieve their goals.

Kristi graduated with a Bachelors of Science in 2012 and immediately pursued the Masters of Physi... Read More