Jordana earned her Master’s in Physiotherapy from Leeds Beckett University in 2021. Before pursuing her career in healthcare, she competed as an elite-level gymnast until an injury ended her time in the sport. Nearly two years of physiotherapy during her recovery sparked her passion for the profession, inspired by the dedication and expertise of her physiotherapist. Today, Jordana remains active as an avid runner, flag football player, and strength training enthusiast, and she enjoys regular walks with her dog, Peanut.

She graduated from the University of Alberta in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. During her undergraduate studies, she gained hands-on experience working with the university’s varsity women’s soccer team and a local minor midget AA hockey team. Following graduation, she spent two seasons with the Langley Rams and worked as a Kinesiologist at two multidisciplinary clinics, focusing primarily on ICBC clients.

Jordana is deeply passionate about sports rehabilitation and athlete performance. She has been part of the Langley Trappers for three seasons and the Coquitlam Sr. A Adanacs for two seasons, where she emphasizes the importance of athletes understanding their bodies—knowing when to push through an injury during the season and when rest is essential. She also prioritizes effective pre-season training to help prevent avoidable injuries. In addition to her sports work, Jordana is committed to guiding ICBC clients through recovery after motor vehicle accidents and supporting the general population with a wide range of musculoskeletal concerns.

Jordana earned her Master’s in Physiotherapy from Leeds Beckett University in 2021. Before pursui... Read More