JEN FYFE
CLINIC DIRECTOR / PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Jen Fyfe is a Campbell River–based physiotherapist and the founder of Physio on the Run. She started the practice in 2007 to provide care for people whose needs don’t fit neatly within typical health-care settings.
Over the past 19 years, Jen has built a trusted, mobile practice delivering physiotherapy in homes, long-term care, hospitals, remote communities, and small partner clinics across Vancouver Island.
Her clinical interests include neurology, client advocacy, and care that reflects real-world capacity and context. Home-based physiotherapy remains central to her work, allowing assessment and treatment to happen where life actually unfolds.
Jen works full time with a schedule designed to be sustainable, balancing clinical work, leadership, and family life. Her practice includes School District 84, Evergreen Seniors Home in Campbell River, biweekly clinics in Gold River, weekly clinics on Quadra Island, and a broad home-visit caseload.
Outside of work, Jen spends time outdoors with her husband and two children — surfing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and fishing.
Jen Fyfe is a Campbell River–based physiotherapist and the founder of Physio on the Run. She started the practice in 2007 to provide care for people whose needs don’t fit neatly within typical health-care settings.
Over the past 19 years, Jen has built a trusted, mobile practice delivering physiotherapy in homes, long-term care, hospitals, remote communities, and small partner clinics across Vancouver Island.
Her clinical interests include neurology, client advocacy, and care that reflects real-world capacity and context. Home-based physiotherapy remains central to her work, allowing assessment and treatment to happen where life actually unfolds.
Jen works full time with a schedule designed to be sustainable, balancing clinical work, leadership, and family life. Her practice includes School District 84, Evergreen Seniors Home in Campbell River, biweekly clinics in Gold River, weekly clinics on Quadra Island, and a broad home-visit caseload.
Outside of work, Jen spends time outdoors with her husband and two children — surfing, snowboarding, mountain biking, and fishing.
KARISSA SPENCE
FRONT DESK AND KINESIOLOGIST
Karissa is the day-to-day operations lead at Physio on the Run, supporting front-desk systems, clinic flow, and team coordination while also providing home-visit kinesiology services in Campbell River and Cumberland.
Her role intentionally blends leadership with direct client care. She supports the systems that keep the practice steady while staying closely connected to the lived experience of clients and clinicians.
Originally from Saskatchewan, Karissa completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Regina in 2020 and is a Registered Kinesiologist. Her work is grounded in creating safe, supportive environments where clients can build confidence, capacity, and trust over time.
Karissa also holds a 200-hour Trauma-Informed Yoga Teaching certification and brings a calm, steady presence to both her clinical work and the team. In addition to her full-time role at Physio on the Run, she teaches evening yoga classes at Session Studio in downtown Campbell River.
Her role intentionally blends leadership with direct client care. She supports the systems that keep the practice steady while staying closely connected to the lived experience of clients and clinicians.
Originally from Saskatchewan, Karissa completed her Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Regina in 2020 and is a Registered Kinesiologist. Her work is grounded in creating safe, supportive environments where clients can build confidence, capacity, and trust over time.
Karissa also holds a 200-hour Trauma-Informed Yoga Teaching certification and brings a calm, steady presence to both her clinical work and the team. In addition to her full-time role at Physio on the Run, she teaches evening yoga classes at Session Studio in downtown Campbell River.
SYDNEY ROBERTS
KINESIOLOGIST & CERTIFIED ATHLETIC THERAPIST (CAT(C))
Sydney joined Physio on the Run in 2022 and brings over a decade of experience in rehabilitation-focused exercise support. She works as a Kinesiologist and Certified Athletic Therapist, providing one-to-one mobility and conditioning sessions guided by physiotherapy-developed care plans.
Her clinical focus includes musculoskeletal, respiratory, and cardiac rehabilitation. Sydney’s work emphasizes functional movement, confidence, and sustainable progress, with close alignment to physiotherapy goals and scope.
She works part-time across home and community settings, supporting clients within the realities of daily life. Outside of work, Sydney enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle with her husband and children, including soccer, skiing, and time spent outdoors.
Sydney joined Physio on the Run in 2022 and brings over a decade of experience in rehabilitation-focused exercise support. She works as a Kinesiologist and Certified Athletic Therapist, providing one-to-one mobility and conditioning sessions guided by physiotherapy-developed care plans.
Her clinical focus includes musculoskeletal, respiratory, and cardiac rehabilitation. Sydney’s work emphasizes functional movement, confidence, and sustainable progress, with close alignment to physiotherapy goals and scope.
She works part-time across home and community settings, supporting clients within the realities of daily life. Outside of work, Sydney enjoys an active outdoor lifestyle with her husband and children, including soccer, skiing, and time spent outdoors.
NICK EGLEZOS
EXERCISE SCIENTIST
Nick joined Physio on the Run in 2024 and works full time as part of the Rehab Support Team. Originally from Melbourne, Australia, he holds a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science from Deakin University, with a focus on human movement, biomechanics, and motor control.
Nick supports clients across a range of settings, including homes, long-term care facilities, and remote communities. His work focuses on exercise, mobility, and functional support as part of physiotherapist-led care plans, helping people build strength, confidence, and consistency between visits.
In addition to direct client support, Nick contributes to front-desk coverage, social media, and service delivery in Gold River, helping maintain continuity of care across settings and communities.
Nick’s work is grounded in movement analysis and practical coaching. He brings a steady, encouraging presence to clients and a team-oriented approach to the day-to-day operations that support care behind the scenes.
Nick supports clients across a range of settings, including homes, long-term care facilities, and remote communities. His work focuses on exercise, mobility, and functional support as part of physiotherapist-led care plans, helping people build strength, confidence, and consistency between visits.
In addition to direct client support, Nick contributes to front-desk coverage, social media, and service delivery in Gold River, helping maintain continuity of care across settings and communities.
Nick’s work is grounded in movement analysis and practical coaching. He brings a steady, encouraging presence to clients and a team-oriented approach to the day-to-day operations that support care behind the scenes.
DELAYNEE PEDERSEN-SKENE
KINESIOLOGIST / ACUPUNCTURIST
Delaynee Pedersen-Skene is a Registered Acupuncturist and Kinesiologist with Physio on the Run. A Comox Valley local, she returned to the team after completing her acupuncture training in Victoria and now practices in Campbell River and surrounding communities.
Delaynee provides acupuncture and kinesiology services, with care grounded in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern, evidence-informed movement and rehabilitation principles. Her work supports pain management, mobility, recovery, stress regulation, and health aging, with treatment plans designed to fit realistically within each person's life and overall care plan.
By integrating acupuncture with functional movement and rehabilitation principles, Delaynee's approach addresses both physical mechanics and broader patterns that influence recovery and wellbeing. Care is individualized, thoughtful, and focused on meaningful, sustainable outcomes.
Outside work, Delaynee spends time with her family and enjoys being outdoors in the Comox Valley.
Delaynee Pedersen-Skene is a Registered Acupuncturist and Kinesiologist with Physio on the Run. A Comox Valley local, she returned to the team after completing her acupuncture training in Victoria and now practices in Campbell River and surrounding communities.
Delaynee provides acupuncture and kinesiology services, with care grounded in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern, evidence-informed movement and rehabilitation principles. Her work supports pain management, mobility, recovery, stress regulation, and health aging, with treatment plans designed to fit realistically within each person's life and overall care plan.
By integrating acupuncture with functional movement and rehabilitation principles, Delaynee's approach addresses both physical mechanics and broader patterns that influence recovery and wellbeing. Care is individualized, thoughtful, and focused on meaningful, sustainable outcomes.
Outside work, Delaynee spends time with her family and enjoys being outdoors in the Comox Valley.
DAVE CALVER
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Dave Calver is an Occupational Therapist with over 25 years of experience in complex seating, mobility assessment, and adaptive equipment. His work includes wheelchair prescription, seating system optimization, pressure management, and functional mobility across a wide range of diagnoses and care environments, including rural and low-resource settings.
He has held senior clinical leadership roles in wheelchair provision and accessibility initiatives and brings a systems-based approach to complex problem-solving, risk management, and functional participation. His practice is grounded in evidence-informed assessment, individualized decision-making, and solutions that reflect real-world constraints and client goals.
Based on Vancouver Island, Dave works in a consulting capacity with Physio on the Run, supporting complex seating and mobility needs across the North Island. He provides mobile assessments when appropriate, meeting clients in their own environments to support practical, context-aware recommendations.
He has held senior clinical leadership roles in wheelchair provision and accessibility initiatives and brings a systems-based approach to complex problem-solving, risk management, and functional participation. His practice is grounded in evidence-informed assessment, individualized decision-making, and solutions that reflect real-world constraints and client goals.
Based on Vancouver Island, Dave works in a consulting capacity with Physio on the Run, supporting complex seating and mobility needs across the North Island. He provides mobile assessments when appropriate, meeting clients in their own environments to support practical, context-aware recommendations.
SAMANTHA LEBARRON
MPT GRADUATE AWAITING LICENSURE
Samantha completed her Master of Physical Therapy at Queen's University in 2025 and joined Physio on the Run after completing her final clinical placement with the team.
She has a clinical interest in pediatrics and is currently working as a Rehabilitation Support Team member while completing her licensure requirements. In this role, she supports exercise programming for children and adults in Comox and Campbell River under Physiotherapy guidance.
Based in the Comox Valley, Samantha balances her clinical work with time spent hiking, swimming, travelling, and being with family and friends.
Samantha completed her Master of Physical Therapy at Queen's University in 2025 and joined Physio on the Run after completing her final clinical placement with the team.
She has a clinical interest in pediatrics and is currently working as a Rehabilitation Support Team member while completing her licensure requirements. In this role, she supports exercise programming for children and adults in Comox and Campbell River under Physiotherapy guidance.
Based in the Comox Valley, Samantha balances her clinical work with time spent hiking, swimming, travelling, and being with family and friends.
