What I bring to the table is a willingness to teach and a reluctance to stop learning. I love what I do, and I believe our profession can only grow if we commit to growing ourselves. I’ve had the chance to work with university and professional athletes, the 2010 Olympic Games, and the medical team at Le Cirque du Soleil—each experience shaped the way I practice and deepened my respect for this work. I’m also a clinical educator and mentor for the UBC program, and I approach every session as an opportunity to share what I’ve learned and to keep learning alongside others. That early spark began when I was 11, sitting in a physio clinic with a knee injury from hockey, thinking, “This job is awesome—I want to do this.” It took me halfway across the world to study at the University of Queensland, a global leader in physiotherapy, and more recently, to complete my Fellowship in clinical orthopaedics.