Dr. Curtis Masters

Dr. Masters is originally from Leduc, Alberta. He attended the University of Alberta Augustana Campus (formerly Augustana University College) on a basketball scholarship and then transferred to the University of Alberta in Edmonton to complete his degree in Biological Sciences. From there, Dr. Masters attended the University of Western States (formerly Western States Chiropractic College) in Portland, OR and graduated cum laude in 2002. While at WSCC, he was a member of the sports medicine team, which allowed him to study and treat a multitude of patients in numerous sports. He began his chiropractic career in Edmonton in 2002 and has treated professionals in the NHL, CFL, and MLB. His practice is also community-based, with patients of any age or activity level. Dr Masters works with a combination of traditional Chiropractic and soft tissue therapies, such as Active Release Techniques and Graston Technique to effectively treat injuries. Dr. Masters plays hockey and golf in his spare time, and he also enjoys skiing and fishing. Most importantly, and above all else, he loves his playtime with his family. He and his wife Natalie have three school-aged children, Ellie, Spencer, and Mya.