Leon Lee

Leon has experience working in a broad range of clinical specialties, ranging anywhere from critical care, geriatrics, orthopedics, to stroke rehabilitation. He has thus worked with a variety of patient populations including the critically-ills, pre-/post-operative, neurological patients and patients with acute or chronic musculoskeletal injuries. Leon currently splits his practice time working between neurological and orthopedic population. He utilizes an evidence-based, patient-centered approach in therapy combining manual therapy, patient-tailored exercise programs and education as part of his treatment. Furthermore, Leon firmly believes that the recovery journey is a collaboration between the patient and the therapist. He is keen to be part of his patients journey, utilizing his knowledge to help guide, facilitate and maximize their recovery potential. Leon completed his Bachelor of Medical Science at the University of Western Ontario, majoring in physiology and medical science. While completing his undergraduate degree, he also worked as a research assistant as part of the Trauma & Neurosurgery Department at St. Michaels Hospital. He then went on to complete his Master of Physiotherapy at University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom. During his time in Birmingham, Leon served as the student team therapist, providing pitch-side medical coverage for the universitys lacrosse team. Leon is committed to providing excellent patient care. As such, he always aims to further advance his clinical skills through post-graduate professional development and volunteer work. He is a current Red Cross First Responder and a current candidate of the FIFA Diploma of Sports Medicine in Football. He seeks to further expand his skillsets with plans to be certified in Sports Physiotherapy, Level 1 manual therapy through the Orthopedic Division, and medical acupuncture. Outside of clinic, Leon stays active through weightlifting, cycling, swimming, and experimenting new sports.