Angelina Woof
About Angelina Woof
Angelina Woof is a Leader in Physiotherapy at BC Centre for Ability and a Consultant Physiotherapist at ATOM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED. She has extensive experience in physical therapy, having worked in various roles since 2006 and holds multiple degrees in related fields.
Work at BC Centre for Ability
Angelina Woof has been serving as the Leader of Physiotherapy at BC Centre for Ability since 2020. In this role, she oversees physiotherapy services and contributes to the development of treatment programs for individuals with diverse needs. Her tenure at the center has been marked by a commitment to enhancing the quality of care provided to clients. Prior to her current position, she worked as a Physical Therapist at the same organization from 2008 to 2020, accumulating twelve years of experience in various therapeutic practices.
Consultant Physiotherapist at ATOM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Since 2018, Angelina Woof has been employed as a Consultant Physiotherapist at ATOM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED. In this capacity, she provides expert consultation services, leveraging her extensive background in physiotherapy to support clients in achieving their rehabilitation goals. Her role involves assessing patient needs and developing tailored treatment plans, drawing on her years of experience in the field.
Education and Expertise
Angelina Woof completed her undergraduate studies in Life Sciences at Queen's University from 1998 to 2002. She further pursued a degree in Physical Therapy at the same institution, graduating in 2006. Additionally, she obtained a Master's of Rehabilitation Sciences from The University of British Columbia, where she studied from 2018 to 2020. This educational background provides her with a strong foundation in both the scientific and practical aspects of physiotherapy.
Experience at The University of British Columbia
Angelina Woof has been associated with The University of British Columbia since 2016, where she works as a Clinical Evaluator specializing in Neuromuscular Disease. In this role, she evaluates clinical practices and contributes to research initiatives aimed at improving treatment outcomes for patients with neuromuscular conditions. Her involvement at the university complements her clinical work and enhances her expertise in the field.
Previous Experience in Child Development
Before her current roles, Angelina Woof worked as a Physical Therapist at The Centre for Child Development of the Lower Mainland from 2006 to 2008. During this two-year period, she focused on providing physiotherapy services to children with developmental challenges, contributing to their growth and rehabilitation through targeted therapeutic interventions.