Tim completed his Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia in 2017. Tim is to obtaining as many skills as possible to help his patients and in a short time period has completed post-graduate education in orthopaedic manual therapy, functional dry needling, mulligan techniques and the McKenzie method.

Tim has a keen interest in treating both competitive athletes and weekend warriors alike. Tim also enjoys treating temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction. He strives to determine the basis of the biomechanical issue rather than just treating the symptoms.

Tim was born and raised in Kamloops but moved to Haiti with his family when he was 12. This gave him unique opportunities to get hands on experience in the medical field at a young age as well as learn the local language, Haitian Creole. After completing his education at the coast, Tim was excited to return to Kamloops in 2017 to begin his physiotherapy career.

Growing up playing many team sports, Tim continues to fill his time with physical activities such as gym workouts, basketball, volleyball, squash, and kiteboarding.