​Ethan Hemeyer

Owner/Director

BScPT, Gunn IMS

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For over 20 years Ethan's primary focus, as a Physical Therapist, has been to help clients optimize their outcomes.  He has a thirst for knowledge including a strong desire for current information. Ethan has taken many courses including spinal manipulation, peripheral manipulation, Intramuscular-Stimulation (IMS) / dry needling, vestibular rehabilitation and concussion management.  He has been an on field Physical Therapist for numerous international, national, provincial and municipal sporting events for a variety of different sports.  For many years, he has spent the majority of his time outside of work enjoying coaching or assisting with a variety of sports teams primarily with his 4 children.

Kelly Weeks (Kennedy)

Owner/Director

BScPT, B.Sc, Gunn IMS

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​Kelly completed her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Alberta in 2001. Kelly has taken many courses over the years and completed her Intermediate Examination in Orthopedic Manipulative Therapy and is certified to perform spinal and peripheral manipulation, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/dry needling, and concussion rehabilitation (level 2 Shift Concussion management). Kelly has also taken special interest in the assessment and treatment of vertigo and dizziness disorders, training at the Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Kelly’s interest in Physiotherapy began with her personal experience with sports injuries from an early age as a competitive swimmer.  Kelly continues to enjoy yoga, hiking, cross country skiing, paddle boarding and climbing with her 2 kids.  ​

Cam Kuzyk 

Owner/Director

BScPT, Gunn IMS

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​Cam graduated from the University of Alberta with a physiotherapy degree in 2003. He has since attended a variety of courses and become certified to perform spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS)/dry needling, prescribe diagnostic imaging, and has specialized training in concussion and vestibular therapy. Cam loves working with athletes and was fortunate to be able to work abroad with professional rugby players in Australia shortly after graduation. His passion for physiotherapy and concussion rehabilitation comes from experiencing injuries growing up playing many sports including hockey, baseball, golf, skiing and volleyball. He stills enjoys playing men’s league hockey and spends most of his extra time coaching/playing with his three children.​

​Tayo Ogunlola

Owner/Director

BScPT, CAFCI, Gunn IMS

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Tayo graduated from University of Alberta in 2003 and immediately began his working career in private practice orthopedics. His post-graduate certifications include Acupuncture, Intramuscular Stimulation IMS/dry needling, spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, concussion and vestibular rehabilitation and diagnostic imaging ordering privileges.  As is often the case with physiotherapists, Tayo spent a lot of time in physiotherapy as a young athlete rehabbing from multiple shoulder dislocations and ultimately surgery.  He transitioned from a young hockey player to long jumper and now recreational runner/gym rat.  When not at the clinic , Tayo can be found chasing his 2 young kids and 2 dogs.

Vincent Tan

MScPT

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Vincent completed his Kinesiology degree and his Master's in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta before joining the Parkland Rehabilitation team in 2019. His fascination for Physiotherapy started at a young age when his older brother had a traumatic brain injury as a result of a roller blading accident.  Witnessing his brother's hard fought recovery and the Physiotherapist that helped his brother on his road to recovery inspired his interest in this field. Vincent loves working with a wide variety of clients to achieve their personal rehabilitation goals.  His treatments include manual therapy including spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, dry needling and therapeutic exercises.  In his free time, Vincent is usually climbing, working out at the gym, playing video games or cooking. ​

James Duke

DPT

 

James first joined the Parkland Rehab family in 2010 as a Physiotherapy Aide.  He completed his Kinesiology degree at the University of Alberta before traveling down under to the Gold Coast of Australia to complete his Doctor of Physiotherapy Degree in 2019 at Bond University. James' passion to get his patients moving and help them live pain free lives comes from his love of sports. He enjoys biking the paths of the river valley, playing baseball, skating and skiing.  His treatments incorporate a variety of approaches including manual therapy, dry needling and individualized exercise programs. James also runs our hydrotherapy program in the TLC pool on Thursday mornings.

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Katie Goliath

MScPT

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Katie completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and her Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta before joining the Parkland Rehabilitation team in January of 2021. Her passion for rehabilitation began at a young age with her own personal physiotherapy experience and she is happy to be able to guide people through their own injuries to reach their goals. Her style of physiotherapy treatment is a blend of her background in therapeutic exercise and hands-on treatment. Outside of the clinic she enjoys running, biking, hiking, and practicing aerial arts. 

Dan Rombough

MScPT

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Dan completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta before joining the Parkland Rehabilitation team in January of 2021. He participated in many different sports growing up and continued to play 4 years of Jr. B hockey during his undergrad degree. Dan continues to enjoy trail running, golfing, skiing, and biking. His passion for living an active lifestyle guided him toward a career in Physiotherapy and he enjoys assisting others to become as active and healthy as possible.

Abby Menzies

MScPT

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Many of you may recognize Abby as she has been a part of the Parkland Rehab family and Spruce Grove/Stony Plain community for years.   Abby grew-up in Stony Plain and started at Parkland Rehabilitation as a Physiotherapy Aide.   Abby completed her Kinesiology degree and her Masters in Physical Therapy (M.Sc.P.T.) at the University of Alberta and now officially joins our Physiotherapy team in January of 2022. 

 

Abby enjoys being active, coming from a background of playing ball sports such as basketball, baseball and competitive volleyball. She continues to play recreational ball, and loves hiking and running.

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