Allied Health Care Providers
In our clinic we work with Interior Health and their primary care network. This consists of a wonderful team of physiotherapy, social workers, nurse and the regional team of aboriginal coordination, respiratory, pharmacist, and dietician. Having this team based approach to your health care allows for faster service to improve your health care needs.

Larah, Registered Nurse
Coming soon!

Justin, Social Worker

Tara, Social Worker
Coming soon!

Katelyn, Physiotherapist
Katelyn joined Nelson Medical Clinic in 2020 as a Primary Care Physiotherapist. She received her Master in Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan and Bachelor of Science from Clarkson University in NY State where she played DIV I Ice Hockey. Katelyn has vast experience working in many areas of physiotherapy including sports medicine, concussion, the aging population, pediatrics, adult neurology, and orthopedics among others. She has advanced education in vestibular rehabilitation, concussion/post-concussion management, manual therapy, Dry Needling, Chronic Pain, Pelvic Health, and CBT. Katelyn’s practice is centered on optimizing the health, wellness, and independence of her patients; working TOGETHER towards self-management and patient-centered goals. When not at work she enjoys playing hockey, softball, hiking, camping, and spending time on the water fishing and boating! Come see how physiotherapy can help you!

Hannah, Occupational Therapist
Coming soon!

Annick, Regional Pharmacist
An interest in primary care practice was sparked for Annick during the early days of her entry-to-practice PharmD program, leading her to pursue her current role as British Columbia’s first primary care clinical pharmacist, as part of the Pharmacists in Primary Care Network (PCN) Program.
Following graduation, Annick obtained an Accredited Canadian Pharmacy Residency certification at Interior Health in 2020. Prior to her current role, Annick practiced as a clinical pharmacist at Kelowna General Hospital.
Annick is part of the Kootenay Boundary PCN and provides comprehensive initial and follow-up consultations to complex patients with the goals of identifying and resolving drug therapy problems, providing patient support and education and assisting them in meeting their health care goals.
Currently, Annick lives in Nelson, BC and is happy to have returned to a rural community as she is originally from a Francophone community in Northern Ontario. In Nelson, she continues to pursue her passions outside of work such as mountain biking, hiking, backcountry skiing, and reading.