Working Out Safely during COVID
In this short video, Dr. Welsh walks patients through how to exercise safely at home and outdoors without the guidance and equipment they are used to.
Dr. Patrick Welsh |
Credentials
- Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College - Summa Cum Laude with Clinic Honours
- Fellow, Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences (Canada)
- Internationally Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner (FICS)
- BSc. Exercise and Health Physiology, University of Calgary
- CSEP – Clinical Exercise Physiologist
- Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Provider
- Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialist (FRCms)
- Full Body Active Release Techniques (A.R.T) Provider
- Emergency First Responder
Work at the Clinic
- Sports Injury Management & Rehabilitation
- Sport-Specific Assessments
- Chiropractic
- Medical Acupuncture
- Soft-Tissue Therapy
- Corporate Solutions
Career Highlights
- Games/Event Experience: Medical Coordinator – 2020 Ontario Winter Games; Core Medical Team – 2019
- Canada Winter Games; 2017 North American Indigenous Games; 2017-2019 Toronto Triathlon Festival
- Hockey Experience: Trainer/Chiropractor in the GTHL and OJHL 2014-2017; Injury management for players in the NHL, KHL, Swiss League A, AHL, and OHL 2010-2014
- Soccer Experience: Trainer/Chiropractor for the Women’s National Program, OPDL and CSL 2013-2017
- Floorball Experience: Team Chiropractor for the 2018 Women’s National Team at World Championship (Switzerland); Team Chiropractor for the 2019 Men’s National Team at World Championship (Halifax)
- Co-Director of Athletic Movement Assessment
- Teaching Assistant in the departments of anatomy, diagnosis, and clinical education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
- Published in scientific journals on the topics of musculoskeletal assessment, diagnosis, and anatomy
- On-site Chiropractor for The Globe and Mail Toronto
- Developed an award-winning integrated ergonomics program at Ryerson University