She obtained her undergraduate degree in clinical Exercise Physiology from Concordia in 1999 and has been working as a kinesiologist with populations afflicted with chronic diseases such as heart disease, stoke, cancer, lupus, diabetes, obesity and other risk factors. She started working for CHIP in 2000. Prior to working at CHIP, she worked at the YMCA with stroke victims and people with multiple sclerosis and in the corporate health sector doing fitness evaluations and lifestyle counseling. In 2007, she became the CHIP program coordinator where, she supervises the program development and education content for patients. |
