BEAMSVILLE PHYSIOTHERAPY - Key Persons
Brandon Koetsier's physiotherapy training began in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he graduated with distinction from his Masters in Physiotherapy Program in 2014.
He then successfully transferred his credentials to Canadian standards the following year and has been providing physiotherapy since.
Brandon continues to refine his skills through complex courses in areas such as Vestibular Rehabilitation (i.e., vertigo), TMJ treatment (jaw pain), acupuncture, hip, shoulder, and manual therapy. He takes pride in helping you reduce your pain, restore and maintain functional movement, and provide specific and effective treatment so that you can get back to the life you love.
In his spare time, Brandon loves spending time with his wife and four young boys as well as biking, baseball, wood working and golfing.
Dan McQueen graduated with distinction from McMaster's Physiotherapy program in 1995. Prior to that he earned his Honour's Bachelour of Science Degree in Human Kinetics from the University of Guelph.
Since 1998, Dan has owned and operated his physiotherapy practice in Beamsville. Throughout his career, he has taken numerous courses to advance his skills in areas such as manual and manipulative therapy, acupuncture, and specific sports rehabilitation.
He enjoys applying his skills to create individualized treatment plans for each of his patients, maximizing their recovery, and helping his patients return to work, sport and regular activities.
Thomas attended the University of Limerick in Ireland and graduated from the Masters of Physiotherapy program in 2022. After passing his written exam for Canadian physiotherapy, he now is a PT Resident.
Since graduating, he has been working at our clinic mastering the skills of a physiotherapist. He enjoys treating the general population and likes to specialize in sport-related injuries.
Thomas loves physiotherapy and there is nothing he enjoys more than to help people in the community.
In his spare time, Thomas loves spending time with his family, playing sports, going to the gym, and going for hikes.