Callum Mototsune

Callum Mototsune

Physiotherapist

About

Callum is a physiotherapist resident with a strong exercise background following years of competitive sports and training. He believes in using a combination of person centred care and science based rehab to develop the best treatment plan for each individual person.

He completed his Master of Physiotherapy at Queen Margaret University in 2025 following his Bachelor of Biology with a minor in Medical Physiology from the University of  Waterloo. He is a native English speaker with limited French skills.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Callum rock climbing, hiking, playing volleyball or hockey.

Areas of focus

  • Physiotherapy
  • Exercise Prescription
  • Manual Therapy
  • Balance and falls prevention

Languages

  • English

Location(s)

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