STEVESTON PHYSIOTHERAPY: Home Grown Physio Takes the Helm Story by Sarah Gordon
Photos by Sandra Steier
It is Steveston’s good fortune that physiotherapist Todd Jury recently took ownership of Steveston Village Orthopaedic and Sports Therapy Clinic, which is rebranding as Steveston Physiotherapy. Todd grew up in Steveston where he attended both elementary and high school and he remains actively involved in the community.
kinesiology experience, Todd went on to complete his master’s degree in physical therapy at UBC in 2017.
Todd graduated from UBC with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology in 2015. He enjoyed the program’s hands-on approach and came to more fully appreciate the importance of physical activity in promoting and maintaining good health. Inspired and motivated by his
His father, Don Jury, is a retired physio who opened West Coast Sports Physiotherapy Clinic in 1984; it was one of Richmond’s first physiotherapy clinics. His mother, Vicki Jury, was a P.E. teacher at Killarney Secondary School. Todd mentions that his parents were his mentors; he learned from them and Greg Cassap, the clinic’s former owner.
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Physiotherapy has always been a part of Todd’s life. Growing up, he experienced sports injuries and says, “I was either getting treatments or seeing my dad work in the business.”
Todd worked at Steveston Village Orthopaedic and Sports Therapy Clinic for several years, and when opportunity knocked he was excited to purchase the practice. StevestonInsider.com
August - September 2021
