Please note University of Saskatchewan students looking to book through the USSU Student Health Care Network may need to provide confirmation of enrollment in university courses. Appointments are available at the MBP clinic with Nic.

Huskie Athletes, please book online with your team therapist. If you are unable to find an appointment that meets your needs please reach out to the physical therapist associated with your team to make alternative arrangements.

Huskie Athletics Team Therapists:

Jessica (PAC): Women’s Hockey, Wrestling and TFCC

Ainsley (PAC): TFCC, Volleyball

Shayne (MBP): Men’s Hockey

Stephanie (MBP): Football

Alex (MBP): Soccer, Basketball

Physiotherapy

As a primary care giver, a physiotherapist can assess, diagnose and treat your injury through a combination of methods that may include: manual "hands-on" therapy; manipulation; acupuncture or dry needling; modalities such as ultrasound, heat or ice, elector-stimulation or compression; and exercise prescription. Education plays an important role in physiotherapy. Whether you are a recreational ... Read More

As a primary care giver, a physiotherapist can assess, diagnose and treat your injury through a combination of methods that may include: manual "hands-on" therapy; manipulation; acupuncture or dry needling; modalities such as ultrasound, heat or ice, elector-stimulation or compression; and exercise prescription. Education plays an important role in physiotherapy. Whether you are a recreational or elite athlete, our team will develop individualized programming to help you safely and successfully achieve your performance goals.
*** Students accessing care through the USSU Student Care Network, please call to book your appointment.


Rostered Huskie Athletes

Physiotherapy for our rostered Huskie Student-Athletes. Care provided for acute and chronic injuries sustained while participating in varsity sporting events. Huskie Health offers a range of sport services such as prevention and recovery strategies, injury management, return to sport planning and testing to keep you in the game.

Ainsley graduated with a Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2015. During the program, she was the recipient of the Sally Purden Memorial Award for Neuroscience as well as the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association (SPA) prize for her professional involvement. Prior to her Master’s degree, Ainsley graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in Physiology (2012) while competing as an NCAA Div.1 diver for the Arizona Wildcats. In 2022, Ainsley attained a Master of Clinical Science in Sport and Exercise Medicine from the University of Western. Upon completion, she attained her Sport Physiotherapy Canada Certificate and Diploma, and is a registered International Sport Physiotherapist. During this year, Ainsley was recognized by the SPA for her clinical expertise and contributions to the physiotherapy profession and received the Award of Merit for Clinical Excellence.

Clinically, Ainsley has worked primarily in private practice with experience in sports rehabilitation, orthopaedics, and working with individuals across the lifespan. She’s completed additional continuing education in sport therapies, orthopaedics, dry needling and much more. She has experience with contact and non-contact sports such as diving, swimming, artistic swimming, gymnastics, rugby, volleyball, football and much more!

At Huskie Health, Ainsley is the lead therapist for the Huskies men’s and women’s volleyball teams, and the men’s and women’s track and field teams. When she is not in the clinic or at a sporting event, you’ll find her teaching Acute Sport Injury Care and Prevention in the College of Kinesiology, as well as leading the Huskie Athletics Student Trainer Practicum.

Ainsley remains an active member of the diving community as a national and international judge. In her free time, she enjoys yoga, pilates, volleyball, strength training, crafting and training her dog Ellie.

Ainsley graduated with a Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2015.... Read More

Huskie Team Physiotherapist for Women’s Hockey, Men’s Soccer and Wrestling.

Jessica Pawlik is back with Huskie Athletics and is heading up Huskie Health. She joined Huskie Athletics as a student trainer in 2002 and held a team therapist position from 2005 – 2010. Relocating from Minneapolis, MN in 2018, brought Jessica back to her home province and alma mater.

While in Minnesota, Jessica worked alongside some of the world’s top health care providers at Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine and built her own sport physio practice in a hockey dryland facility. Jessica has also continued as a team therapist with Wrestling Canada, travelling to numerous international training camps and tournaments.

Jessica is a Registered International Sport Physical Therapist earning her Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy in 2009. She has continued on with her career development furthering her skills manual therapy, dry needling, KT taping, and earning accreditations with the Titleist Institute and National Strength and Conditioning Association. She has a biomechanical approach to treatment and utilizes manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, video analysis and functional exercises to reach each patient’s goals.

Huskie Team Physiotherapist for Women’s Hockey, Men’s Soccer and Wrestling. Jessica Pawlik is ba... Read More

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