Jenelle has been a certified athletic therapist since 2000 and joined the MRU Injury & Prevention Clinic team in 2008. Her primary areas of interest are knee injury and the spine but she treats a wide range of injuries.

She is the only athletic therapist in Canada and one of only 10 health care providers in Alberta who is registered as a Bone Fit™ Trained Clinical Professional, a credential administered by Osteoporosis Canada, to assess/screen and manage people with osteoporosis.  She also now runs a program for individuals with knee osteoarthritis, called knee'd.

Credentials
Certified Athletic Therapist, Canadian Athletic Therapists Association
Master of Science in Kinesiology: University of Calgary
Bachelor of Kinesiology: University of Calgary  

Lee is a Certified Pedorthist with the Pedorthic Association of Canada and a Certified Athletic Therapist with the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association. 

Lee is the owner of Footjax, and his mission is to help keep people active on their feet.  Two of Lee's main tools are custom foot orthotics and the AlterG Anti-gravity treadmill. For more information about either of these visit footjax.com.

Lee has always had a significant preoccupation with sport and physical activity. This background gives Lee excellent insight into the specific demands of most sports and activities. Whether you walk to work, play field sports, run, bike, ski, hike, etc... Lee knows how to help make sure foot and lower body pain will not stand in your way.

Credentials
Bachelor of Science: University of Calgary
Certified Pedorthist: Pedorthic Association of Canada
Certified Athletic Therapist: Canadian Athletic Therapists Association

Kerri is the Head Varsity Athletic Therapist at Mount Royal University. She has been certified with the Canadian Athletic Therapists' Association since 2001.

Kerri has extensive sideline and clinical experience working with university level football, basketball, hockey, volleyball, soccer, field hockey and rugby teams. Kerri was a member of the Waterpolo Canada Senior Men's Integrated Service Team from 2011-2017 that included international travel to various training camps and competitions around the world. Kerri has extensive experience in acute sport concussion clinical assessment from her work as a clinical research assistant with the Benson Concussion Institute.

She is a strong believer in continuing education and has extensive manual therapy training including Muscle Energy Techniques, Strain-Counterstrain, Visceral Manipulation, Craniosacral Therapy and Somato Emotional Release.

Credentials
Certified Athletic Therapist, Canadian Athletic Therapists Association
Diploma in Sports Injury Management: Sheridan College
Bachelor of Kinesiology: University of Western Ontario