Henry Tan, MScPT, BA Kin (Hons)

Physiotherapy Resident

Henry earned his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy degree from Queen’s University. During his time at Queen’s University, he went through an intensive eight months of clinical internship training in different areas of practice and worked with a variety of populations. These include acute and chronic injuries, repetitive strain disorders, sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents, low back injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation. He has been trained by FCAMPT therapists and McKenzie Diagnosis Therapy therapists where he gained extensive experience in manual therapy skills, movement analysis screening, and exercise rehabilitation. 

Prior to completing his Masters Degree, Henry graduated from Brock University with an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology. While at Brock University, he had the opportunity to work as the student athletic therapist at Brock’s Athletic Therapy Clinic where he assessed, treated and rehabilitated injuries sustained by Brock athletes. Also, Henry had the opportunity to be a head trainer for the Powercord Exercise Program and Senior Fit Program at Brock Niagara Centre for Health and Wellness. This opportunity allowed Henry to work with individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries, Multiple Sclerosis, and older adults to improve their quality of life, physical health and overall health. These experiences sparked Henry’s interest in Physiotherapy. 
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Henry has helped many people return to their activity of daily living and to their optimal functioning. Henry uses a combination of proven evidence-based treatment methods focusing on patient education and the development of a home treatment plan, manual therapy, active exercise, active rehabilitation, and a variety of modalities to help his clients achieve their functional goals. He has done extensive research studies in his undergraduate and graduate studies in Spinal Cord Injuries and Hip Fracture Recovery and will be continuing this in the future to further provide the best care to his clients. He plans to continue his post-graduate education in his advanced manual and manipulative therapy training and in McKenzie Diagnosis Therapy. 

Henry has always been an avid athlete playing different sports growing up but his main passion is running. He has been a competitive runner for many years and has competed in many different road races. He loves coaching new runners and utilizes his training in his therapy practice. His other passion includes triathlons, cycling, hiking, healthy living, and travelling. He currently resides in the Niagara Region which is his hometown.