Keith graduated with a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in 2014, and a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick in 2012. He is a Registered International Sport Physiotherapist where he holds his Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy and he is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Keith is certified to perform functional dry needling, order diagnostic imaging, is a Shift level 2 concussion provider, and on the roster to perform spinal manipulation.

Keith has been working with Canada Snowboard for the last 3 seasons as the lead Physiotherapist for the Halfpipe team and has worked multiple events with the slopestyle team as well. He’s helped cover world cup and training camps for Ski Cross and numerous CSI events for paramedial coverage. He also spent 2 seasons helping provide paramedical coverage for the Calgary Buffaloes Hockey Association.

Keith hails from Nova Scotia where his interest in the human body and athletics began. He was introduced to the physiotherapy profession after suffering numerous sports injuries while playing competitive hockey, soccer, and rugby. Whenever he has the chance, he still straps on the blades as much as possible to play in local hockey leagues. He also enjoys snowboarding, skiing, cycling, mountain biking, cross country skiing, squash, hiking, camping and being in the gym.