Sarah Bayne

Sarah Bayne

Occupational Therapist

About

Sarah graduated from Dalhousie University’s School of Occupational Therapy in 2007. Additionally, she has a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics from Saint Francis Xavier University from which she graduated in 2002.

Sarah has extensive experience with transitional return-to-work planning for individuals following injury, job-site analysis, ergonomic assessments, functional assessments, exercise prescription, home visits, and injury prevention. Sarah is a member of the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists as well as the Nova Scotia College of Occupational Therapists. Sarah has completed additional certification and training in EPIC lift capacity testing, personal training, fitness consulting / exercise physiology and pre and post-natal fitness.

Languages

  • English

Location(s)

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Ontario pharmacy health program

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Pre-employment & post-offer medical assessments

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