Dillan Degruyter

Dillan Degruyter

Kinesiologist

About

Dillan graduated from The University of Ottawa in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science degree with specialization in Human Kinetics. Prior to becoming registered with the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario in 2023, Dillan worked in a variety of healthcare settings including private clinics, retirement and long-term care homes.

With this experience, Dillan has worked with a variety of patients ranging from acute sports injuries, injuries of the workplace, complex motor vehicle accidents, minor traumatic brain injuries, individuals with dementia and geriatric strength and quality of life conditioning.  

Dillan has been playing hockey competitively and recreationally for 22 years. When Dillan is not in the clinic or the rink, he enjoys cooking, camping, playing video games and working on his car.

Languages

  • English

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