 | Tyne Campbell Head Athletic Therapist Phone: 604-504-7441 ext. 4249 Email: tyne.campbell@ufv.ca |
2017-18 Student Therapists
| Name | Team | Year | Hometown | High School |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maya Chhina | Women's basketball | 1 | Abbotsford, BC | Yale Secondary |
| Chris Brake | Men's basketball | 1 | Abbotsford, BC | WJ Mouat |
| Elly Dyck | Women's soccer | 2 | Chilliwack, BC | Highroad Academy |
| James Najman | Men's soccer | 1 | Surrey, BC | Johnston Heights Secondary |
| Shauna Pearce | Wrestling | 1 | Maple Ridge, BC | Samuel Robertson Tech Secondary |
| Mark Giles | Wrestling | 1 | Langley, BC | Semiahmoo Secondary |
| Rosalia Calderon Mora | Women's volleyball | 1 | Morelia, Mexico | Instituto Valladolid |
| Derrick Flynn | Men's volleyball | 2 | Cloverdale, BC | Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary |
| Tyler Hebert | Men's volleyball | 1 | Langley, BC | Langley Secondary |
| Trevor Reid | Men's baseball | 2 | Langley, BC | R.E. Mountain Secondary |
| Melanie Jane Hughes | Women's rugby sevens | 1 | Langley, BC | LCI, Lethbridge AB |
Athletic therapy clinic
The UFV Cascades athletic therapy clinic is Room E160 in the Envision Athletic Centre (Building E on the UFV Abbotsford campus) between the main gym entrance and the student activity center front desk.
The head athletic therapist’s office is in T Building, located to the north of the Envision Athletic Centre, in Room T129.
Therapy clinic hours
Athletes should make their appointments in person. The weekly sign-up sheet is posted on the clinic door.
Student-athlete medical forms
About athletic therapy
Athletic therapy is a profession which specializes in emergency care, prevention and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders (muscles, bones and joints), especially as they relate to athletics and the pursuit of physical activity.
In cooperation with physicians and other allied health personnel, the athletic therapist functions as an integral member of the athletic health care team at the university. Central to our philosophy is the prevention of sports injuries through the promotion of good physical conditioning, hazard free facilities, appropriate protective equipment, safe coaching techniques and fair play.
When an injury occurs, proper immediate on-site management, followed by an early and intensive therapeutic reconditioning program is the key to our success.
