Nick is a registered physiotherapist with over ten years of clinical experience as a member of the Kinetic Physiotherapy team.
His journey as a therapist began at Brock University where he attained an Honours Bachelor of Kinesiology degree in 2013. During his time at Brock he developed an interest in rehabilitation and injury prevention while completing a clinical internship at the university's athletic therapy clinic. These interests led him to pursue his Master of Science in Physiotherapy at McMaster University, where he earned his degree in 2015
NICK PIRERRA
Registered Physiotherapist, FR®, FRCms®
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Nick has continued to sharpen his skills through many additional continuing education certifications such as: Soft Tissue Release, Mulligan Concept Mobilizations and Functional Range Release. He is also a certified Functional Range Conditioning mobility training provider. During his career, Nick has also enjoyed roles as a mentor to new graduates at Kinetic Physiotherapy and as a clinical preceptor for physiotherapy students through the McMaster clinical education program.
Nick enjoys working with patients of all ages and a wide scope of different conditions.
Regardless of the issue, Nick combines evidence-informed practice, clinical experience and a holistic approach to treat the entire person and address the root cause of their problems.
"Nick is a great physiotherapist. I always feel as if I’m progressing in recovery after having an appointment with him. He does phenomenal work and I would highly recommend it. The only downfall to him being excellent is his schedule is quite full."
- K.H.
"Nick has been an absolute gem helping me with a knee injury as I prep for a half marathon. I came in with extreme knee pain, and he was able to diagnose it for me in the first session. We have been meeting weekly, working on a prescribed plan of exercises, to get me to the finish line as pain free as possible."
- J.W.
"Nick is both knowledgeable and accommodating. I have been very happy with the treatment received thus far, and the progress I have made with my injury."
- D.C.
