Erica, the founder of Georgian Sports Medicine and Physiotherapy graduated from Brock University in 2011 with a degree in Kinesiology as well as McMaster University in 2013 with a Master's of Science concentration Physiotherapy. Since this time, she has taken numerous post graduate courses resulting in multiple certifications. She is a Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Graduate, she has her Level II Manipulative Physiotherapy levels as well as additional concussion management training. She is GLA:D Canada (Goodlife Living with Osteoarthritis: Denmark) certified, and has just completed her course and is IMS GUNN (form of dry needling) certified. 

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Erica participates in student physiotherapy training as well as training provided by ROMP which helps educate prospective physicians about physiotherapy and how it further assists patients in restorative, preventative and rehabilitation physical growth and management.

Erica takes special interest in Osteoarthritis, headache management, pediatrics and sports injuries to name a few.

Erica was born and raised here in Penetanguishene, as such she enjoys helping people within our community achieve their physical well-being goals. Outside of work Erica enjoys hanging out with her family and friends boating, snowmobiling, hiking and playing outside at their farm throughout all seasons of the year!

Dr Jones, co-founder of Georgian Sports Medicine and Physiotherapy, is a displaced Nova Scotian, she and her family moved to the Midland area after completing residency at the University of Western Ontario where she developed a passion for Emergency and Sport Medicine.  She continues to provide Emergency Department coverage at Georgian Bay General Hospital as well as act as the lead physician at Georgian Sport Medicine and Physiotherapy.  She is an avid tennis player and enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle.  She has 4 children, 3 of whom are national level athletes in their own right.  The 4th is soon to follow!

Dr Jones is the team physician for Hockey Canada U-18 National Women’s program, the National Ball Hockey Association senior and Junior Program, Penetang Kings Junior C hockey team, Penetang Minor Hockey Association and multiple local sporting organizations.  She has provided event coverage for PanAm Games, World championships and many local events.  She is a member of CASEM and enjoys teaching sport medicine and emergency medicine residents in her practice. 

Dr Jones  takes pride in looking at each individual as an athlete with unique needs and goals.  She uses advanced techniques in diagnosis and treatment including musculoskeletal ultrasound and has a particular interest in ultrasound guided interventions and injections with cortisone, PRP and hyaluronic acid. 

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**Cannot be booked online. Please call 705-245-3330 for more information. Please note we do require a family physician referral or equivalent**.

Brian graduated from Western University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology. He continued at Western and completed his Master’s of Physical Therapy in 2015. Since then, Brian has completed courses in the Kinetacore Functional Dry Needling, BoneFit, Orthopaedics Manual Therapy Levels, APTEI,  Embodia and Shift Concussion Management programs.

He has also completed additional training in Mulligan treatment techniques and TMJ management. Brian focuses on collaboratively setting treatment goals and developing a treatment plan that encourages the client to become an active participant in the rehabilitation process. Brian enjoys practicing physical therapy in his hometown.

Outside of work, Brian enjoys spending time with his family, exercising and playing sports including hockey, baseball and golf.

Julie returned to her hometown of Midland in 2003 after graduating from the University of Toronto with her master's degree in Physiotherapy.  Since that time she has practiced in hospital, retirement, long-term care, community/aquatic and clinical settings.  She has participated as a part-time faculty member and remains active as an examiner with the School of Health and Wellness with Georgian College.  Her passion for aquatic therapy often brings her to community/private pools in addition to providing mobile in-home and clinical care.  Ongoing professional development is of great importance within each area of her practice.

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Julie and her husband David enjoy; travel, physical fitness, stand-up paddle boarding, boating, motorcycling, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and skiing.  Their 9 year-old chihuahua "Rita" is often an active participant!

Tracey graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science Kinesiology (Hon). She then went on to complete her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Western in 2012. Since then Tracey has been completing post-graduate courses in manual therapy, acupuncture, soft tissue, and taping.

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Tracey is a Midland native, she is an avid 5-pin bowler, plays basketball, baseball, and volleyball. She uses her athletic experience as well as her continuing education to optimize treatment for her patients.

Quinn was born and raised in Simcoe County. He graduated with distinction from his Chiropody-specific training at the Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences apart of the University Health Network (UHN).

Prior to becoming a Chiropodist, Quinn obtained an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at McMaster University, where he was also apart of the Hockey and Rowing team. Some of Quinn’s favourite things to do at work include foot/ankle Soft Tissue Procedures such as removing stubborn ingrown toenails, assessing Sports Injuries, and correcting leg/foot biomechanics through strengthening and/or Custom Foot Orthotics.

Quinn has taken additional continuing education in Foot Mobilization Techniques and Human Anatomy Cadaver Surgical & Injection Techniques. You will find Quinn to be a very kind and caring practitioner, who takes the time to listen to his patients and provide efficient evidence-based, patient-centered care. Quinn is also a Chiropodist/Owner at Wasaga Family Foot & Orthotic Clinic.

Jake, originally from Beeton, Ontario, grew up spending his summers at his family cottage in Parry Sound, enjoying all the beauties of Georgian Bay. A love for sports and a keen interest in athletic therapy, led Jake to obtain a Bachelor of Arts Honors specialization degree in Kinesiology from Western University. At Western, he represented the school as an athlete on the Men’s Varsity Rugby Team.

Upon graduation in 2018, Jake continued his education at the Michener Institute of Education in Toronto, Ontario; where he expanded his knowledge on athletic injuries and biomechanics by obtaining his Advanced Graduate Diploma in Health Sciences with specialization in Chiropody.

Jake has been trained to perform foot/ankle Soft-Tissue Surgical procedures, Therapeutic Injections, and prescribe Custom Foot Orthotics. Jake strives to improve the quality of his patient’s lives by aiming to ensure every treatment plan is individually tailored, with design based on a patient-centered care approach and evidence-based research. Jake is also a Chiropodist/Owner at Wasaga Family Foot & Orthotic Clinic.

Payton graduated from the Michener Institute with an Advanced Diploma in Chiropody in 2021. Prior to attending Michener, Payton studied at the University of Windsor where she received an Honours Bachelor of Human Kinetics with a specialization in Movement Science.
She started playing hockey at a young age and played competitively until university, then continued to play senior hockey in her hometown of Stratford before moving up north. Payton has a passion for health, fitness & sports, and has worked as a certified personal trainer. Engaging in sports and as a personal trainer has allowed Payton to develop a vast knowledge in sports rehabilitation, biomechanics & lower limb injuries. Before joining Georgian Sports Medicine & Physiotherapy she worked at The Waterloo Foot Clinic & Think Feet Family Foot Clinic. At her previous practice sites, Payton practiced full scope Chiropody, using her passion for helping others to create a personalized treatment plan for each patient to help alleviate pain & address all foot care needs. Payton has formed a firm grasp on therapeutic concepts ranging from pharmaceuticals and wound care to orthotics and soft tissue surgeries.
Outside of work you can find Payton spending time outdoors with her boyfriend and adorable goldendoodle Oshie, working out at the gym, and simply enjoying time with family & friends.

Maggie has always had a keen interest in the sciences and quickly realized that she enjoyed sharing her knowledge as much as she did expanding her own. This naturally led her to attain a Bachelor of Education Degree from the University of Alberta in 2012. Maggie taught for several years before returning to school to explore an additional career in the alternative health care field.

Maggie studied at the accredited Georgian College Massage Program in Barrie and received her Advance Diploma with honours. She has gained experience in both wellness and impairment massage working with a variety of different demographics and pathologies. Through assessment, Maggie aims to create both a safe and effective individual treatment plan centered around your personal goals. She enjoys integrating a variety of techniques into treatment such as Swedish and deep tissue, joint mobilizations, hydrotherapy, and remedial exercise. With a background in education, Maggie is passionate about life long learning and staying up to date with the latest health and healing research. 

In addition to massage, Maggie continues to teach within the community. She is a huge animal lover with two snuggly dogs of her own. In her free time she can be found spending time with her family and friends and enjoying all that the area has to offer such as boating, fishing, and snowmobiling.

Jada graduated with honours from Georgian College’s accredited Massage Therapy program, earning an Advanced Diploma. Having always known she wanted to work in the healthcare field, she brings a strong sense of purpose, compassion, and curiosity to her practice.

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Throughout her training and clinical experience, she has worked with a wide variety of conditions, demographics, and healthcare environments, including hospitals, sports-related settings, prenatal care, and more. Her versatile skills allows her to treat numerous musculoskeletal concerns using a wide range of techniques. In addition to her formal education, she has expanded her learning by successfully completing cupping therapy, further enhancing the care she provides to her clients. Outside of her practice, she loves spending her summers on Georgian Bay, where boating and time on the water help her recharge 

Rachel graduated from the University of Guelph-Humber with a Bachelor of Arts in Kinesiology and became a Registered Kinesiologist in 2018. Rachel has worked in various clinical settings throughout the GTA however decided to head back north to work in her hometown. Rachel enjoys working will all individuals and assisting them in becoming the best and healthiest versions of themselves.

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Recently, Rachel became GLA:D Canada (Goodlife Living with Osteoarthritis: Denmark) certified and is running classes in the community to help people increase their strength and mobility. She is also certified in measuring and fitting for custom and off the shelf braces. She has also teamed up with Team Canada’s ball hockey team and the Penetang Kings Jr. C hockey team as their trainer.

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Outside of her clinic time Rachel enjoys spending time with her friends and family and hanging out at her family cottage. She loves all sports and mostly partakes in ball hockey, soft ball, hiking and wakeboarding throughout the summer and hockey and snowboarding during the wintertime.

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