Tim Fung
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWInspired by his experiences recovering from a running injury in high school, Tim completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology from Simon Fraser University and a Master of Physiotherapy Degree from the University of Sydney. Tim has extensive experience working with a wide range of individuals including youth, working professionals, recreational/semi-professional athletes and weekend warriors. He has previously worked with SFU Varsity Men’s Soccer, where he attended to acute injuries and played a crucial role in the rehabilitation process.
Tim has been personally mentored by some of the leading physiotherapists’ in musculoskeletal, sport, orthopedic and occupation physiotherapy. Having attended multiple world conferences in Physiotherapy, he has met and discussed with world leaders in the field.
Tim has additional training and specialization in the following skills: sports injury management, running injuries/running and treadmill assessments, office/workplace injury management, repetitive overuse injuries, injury prevention technique, functional reconditioning, and personalized, tailored exercise prescription.
Locally raised in Vancouver, Tim grew up active with track and field and swimming from a young age. His most recent fitness goal was to complete the Vancouver Triathlon, which he participated in in summer 2019. He continues to lead a healthy, active lifestyle and enjoys helping others to pursue their health and fitness goals.
An avid swimmer, you can often find him at the local gym, swimming pool or rock-climbing gym. He enjoys swimming in new waters all over the world, and hopes to swim in as many lakes and oceans as possible!
Greg Furlong
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWGreg hails from Newfoundland and Labrador, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Honours from Memorial University in 2017. During his time at Memorial University, he showcased his athletic prowess as a key player for the Sea-Hawks’ varsity soccer team. Following this, Greg pursued his passion for healthcare and completed his Master of Science in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University in 2019.
Greg’s professional journey led him to Prince Edward Island, where he gained valuable experience working at a multidisciplinary clinic and providing care to collegiate soccer, volleyball, and basketball teams. He also had the opportunity to be part of several prestigious national sports events, such as the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games, where he contributed his expertise.
In 2023, Greg achieved a significant milestone by obtaining his Certificate in Sports Physiotherapy from Sports Physiotherapy Canada, further enhancing his specialization in sports-related injuries. His commitment to ongoing education is evident through his extensive training in concussion management, ACL injury management, and being a Sport First Responder. Currently, Greg is dedicated to advancing his knowledge and skills through a fellowship in Sports Physiotherapy.
Outside of his professional life, Greg maintains his active lifestyle through his love for soccer and CrossFit, ensuring he remains in top physical condition. He also finds joy in coaching soccer and brings his extensive experience to the field, holding a C-License from Canada Soccer and having coached both collegiate and provincial teams.
Ranko Vukovic
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWRanko is a registered physiotherapist (RPT) licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of British Columbia and a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. He graduated from UBC in 2015 with a Masters of Physical Therapy.
Prior to his physiotherapy degree, Ranko studied Kinesiology and graduated in 2011 with a Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics from UBC. After graduating, Ranko was a practicing member of the British Columbia
Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK), as well as a BCRPA Certified Personal Trainer. He also holds a certificate in Functional Movement Systems and uses these skills to provide movement screens for clients.
During this time, he also worked as a Research Assistant for Terry Fox Labs at BC Cancer Research Centre and at the Centre for Hip Health & Musculoskeletal Research at Vancouver General Hospital.
A passion for sport saw Ranko work as a Personal Trainer and Kinesiologist, creating tailored training programs for a diverse group of clients, educating and motivating them to reach their personal fitness goals. During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, he gained valuable experience working with elite athletes volunteering as a NOC Assistant for the Serbian Olympic Team.
Ranko has post-graduate training in treating jaw pain, otherwise known as TMJ and Orofacial pain. He’s also a Certified CGIMS Practitioner, and has completed his training at UBC. In addition, Ranko finished his Functional Dry Needling (FDN) certification in University of Navada Las Vegas. Ranko's training also includes ShockWave Therapy, Mobilization with Movement and Kinetic Link Training. He was featured in the Top 100 Canadians Magazine for 2020.
A fluent Serbian speaker, Ranko spends his free time playing basketball, swimming and bike riding during our warmer months. In the winter, you can find him skiing the slopes of beautiful BC.
Alexis Karsli
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWAlexis grew up in Toronto, swimming and camping in every season. She received both her Master of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Science at UBC in Vancouver.
Alexis has worked with clients of all ages, and hopes to empower clients to participate in their recovery through active treatment techniques and open communication between client and physio throughout their journey.
She believes in the importance of helping her clients understand how their bodies move and function when discussing treatment plans to better aid recovery.
Alexis has completed her Level 1 AIM orthopaedics certification and hopes to continue through her orthopaedics levels.
She looks forward to working with you to meet your rehab goals, whether they are big or small!
Amy Edwards
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWAmy was born and raised in the Okanagan, where she completed her undergraduate degree in Human Kinetics and Psychology from the University of British Columbia Okanagan. During her time at UBCO, she completed a Personal Training Certification with the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology. After graduation, she moved to Vancouver and graduated with a Master of Physical Therapy from UBC in 2020.
Amy has several years of acute care experience in various areas including orthopedics, surgical, cardiac, respiratory, and neurological rehabilitation. She currently treats a wide range of chronic pain conditions working within the Complex Pain Clinic at St. Paul’s Hospital. Having experience working with many diverse populations, Amy always strives to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment to support clients in their unique healing journeys. Through holistic and evidence-informed techniques, Amy empowers clients to achieve their goals and return to activities they love.
With a passion for continuing education, Amy has completed several courses for the treatment of chronic pain conditions, gentle movement exercises, and mindfulness techniques. She has also completed the Level 1 Orthopedic Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Certification.
In her spare time, you can find Amy running along the seawall, throwing rocks at the curling club, going backpacking, trying not to 3-putt on the golf course, or enjoying a cold plunge.
Isabel Aganon
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWIsabel Aganon graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. Boasting over a decade of experience as a dedicated physiotherapist, she is committed to improving her patient’s functional outcomes and enhancing their overall well-being.
With a steadfast commitment to providing exceptional care, she has honed her expertise through specialized training in Vestibular Rehabilitation, Chronic Pain Management, Pilates, Pelvic Health, Acupuncture, and Arthritis Care. She also possess expertise with returning injured workers back to their optimal level through work conditioning programs.
Notably, Isabel played an essential role in shaping the Advanced Practice Physiotherapy role within the Hip and Knee Surgical Assessment Program at Vancouver Coastal Health. Additionally, she collaborated closely with orthopaedic surgeons at the University Health Network in Toronto, contributing her expertise to triages in upper and lower extremity programs and spine clinics. Her experience in treating chronic pain has given her valuable insights into the interplay of psychosocial and environmental influences on patient recovery.
Beyond her professional endeavours, Isabel is deeply engaged in personal growth and wellness pursuits. She has delved into the study of mindfulness meditation and finds rejuvenation through her passion for hiking. During her journeys to India, she diligently honed her skills in Ashtanga yoga and various breathing techniques, integrating them into her practice when it is suitable.
Siara Kainth
Physiotherapist
BOOK NOWMeet Siara, a devoted and passionate healthcare professional whose extensive expertise spans kinesiology and physiotherapy. Siara is unwavering in her commitment to helping individuals of all ages attain their health and wellness aspirations through personalized care and evidence-based approaches.
Professional Journey
- Physiotherapist: Siara's pursuit of excellence led her to complete a Master's degree in Physiotherapy in the United Kingdom, broadening her global perspective on healthcare and rehabilitation. She is currently in the process of transferring her degree and as an interim physiotherapist, she is eagerly anticipating her final licensing exam which is slated for February 2024.
- PhD Pursuit: Siara is currently dedicated to a part-time PhD program in Rehabilitation Sciences at UBC, reflecting her unwavering dedication to advancing the field of rehabilitation and contributing to pioneering research.
- Certified Kinesiologist: Siara completed her undergraduate studies in Kinesiology at the esteemed University of British Columbia (UBC), where she cultivated a profound understanding of human movement, exercise science, and rehabilitation. As a kinesiologist, Siara possesses the skills and knowledge to evaluate movement patterns, prescribe tailored exercise regimens, and offer guidance to enhance physical well-being.
- Trainer: With over two years of experience in teaching diverse populations, Siara has also worked one-on-one with individuals recovering from injuries or facing physical limitations. Her adaptable teaching approach ensures that all clients can access health benefits while achieving their wellness goals.
Services Offered
Physiotherapy Support: Siara provides physiotherapy support services designed to assist clients on their path to recovery. With experience across a wide spectrum of injuries and conditions, Siara tailors individualized programs to optimize rehabilitation and enhance overall functionality.
Personal Interests
Beyond her professional life, Siara is a fervent advocate for a healthy and active lifestyle. She is currently training for an Ironman 70.3 race, showcasing her unwavering dedication to physical fitness and personal growth. Siara is a true nature enthusiast who savors outdoor adventures and shares these moments with her loyal companion, Hunter. Their mutual love for shopping seamlessly combines style and fitness in their daily lives.
With an in-depth understanding of the human body, an unyielding commitment to continuous learning, and an ardent desire to assist others, Siara stands as your trusted partner in realizing your health and wellness objectives. Whether you're on the path to recovery, seeking to enhance your physical function, or exploring the transformative benefits of yoga, Siara is here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Christopher Cardinal
Kinesiologist
BOOK NOWChris is a registered Kinesiologist and a practicing member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK). He is passionate about helping others, improving quality of life and staying in motion!
In 2019 Chris graduated from the University of Ottawa from the Human Kinetics Program. While at UOttawa. Chris volunteered as an exercise therapist for the MS Society and became practiced in working with neurological disorders and rehabilitation programming. Since graduating, he has been working with a wide variety of clients such as those with musculoskeletal injuries, car accidents (including ICBC), and chronic pain.
Outside of work Chris loves playing all kinds of sports, cycling and enjoying the outdoors. He grew up playing hockey, soccer and volleyball, and can be found on the beach or in the parks playing volleyball all summer, and in the rinks in the winter. Chris also likes boxing and relaxing on the beach!
Andy Dobbs
Registered Massage Therapist
BOOK NOWAndy Dobbs graduated with a bachelor of science in Kinesiology at the University of Lethbridge in 2015 and then graduated from the Vancouver Career College massage therapy program in 2017. He employs a Swedish-based massage style featuring deep glides along tight and sore muscle fibers.
Andy's extended knowledge of anatomy and sports medicine is utilized as he analyzes his patient's biomechanics and treats muscles and joints. He believes in the importance in keeping up with recent research in manual therapy and pain modulation to provide the best possible care for his patients. Andy has extended education on Temporal-Mandibular Joint (TMJ) treatment to treat jaw pain. Additionally, he's taken the Ligamentous Articular Strain Technique (L.A.S.T.) and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Massage (I.A.S.T.M.) courses.
In his free time, Andy enjoys playing fantasy football and baseball with his friends. Despite watching football and baseball religiously since he was 13 years old, he's inexplicably terrible at fantasy sports and wasn't won a championship in over 15 years. He's often listening to NaS and A Tribe Called Quest as he believes 90's New York-based hip-hop was the peak of the genre. After a long day at work and putting his two boys to bed, he crashes with his wife on the couch to enjoy a blend of petty drama and competition of "America's 5th major sport" found in MTV's "the Challenge"
