Jordan Laing

Physiotherapist (provisional)

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB)

Meet Jordan!

Jordan is a Physiotherapy resident originally from Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics with a major in Biology from St. Francis Xavier University, graduating in 2021. Jordan is also a certified personal trainer, seamlessly integrating her passion for fitness with her understanding of human movement.

Jordan pursued a Master of Science in Physiotherapy at Glasgow Caledonian University in the United Kingdom. During her two years abroad, she balanced her studies with travel across Europe, competed in the Women’s Premier League for volleyball, and served as the head coach for the University of Strathclyde’s Women’s Volleyball team.

After completing her master’s degree, Jordan returned to the Maritimes to work in the physiotherapy department at Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital in Fredericton, primarily working in rehabilitation and orthopaedics. She is committed to a client-centered approach that prioritizes the needs, preferences, and experiences of her patients while delivering evidence-based treatments. Jordan is particularly passionate about expanding her expertise in soft tissue therapy, exercise, and sports therapy, with a special interest in treating lower back pain.

Outside of her professional pursuits as a physiotherapist, Jordan enjoys running with her partner and their dog, Poppy, as well as relaxing with friends over snacks.

Anna Petrie

Physiotherapist

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB)

Meet Anna!

Anna is an exercise enthusiast, an academic, worldwide traveler, and a leader with a resilient mindset. Her defining quality is her persistent hard work which has defined the achievements that she has accomplished to date.

Born and raised in Fredericton, Anna graduated top of her class in the Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology program from the University of New Brunswick in 2018. After graduation Anna worked as the lead research coordinator for the Cardiometabolic Exercise and Lifestyle Laboratory (CELLab) at UNB to implement an older adult fall prevention exercise program in New Brunswick. The following year she returned to Australia, where she had previously completed a UNB Study Abroad term in 2017 in Melbourne, to work as a personal trainer in three different gyms.

During Anna’s travels, her passion to collaboratively help individuals live a healthy and active lifestyle became clear, so she decided to further her education and study to become a physiotherapist. She completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in 2022, again graduating top of her class.

Anna strongly believes in empowering her clients to take ownership of their health and fitness. She works with clients to create an individualized plan to achieve their goals and to prevent illness, disease, and/or disability. For clients who are currently experiencing acute or chronic conditions, Anna is passionate about working with them to create a proper rehabilitation plan.

Anna has extensive experience working with the aging population through her previous employment, volunteerism, and physio placements, and absolutely loves to work with individuals to help combat the challenges that often present with aging. She is a firm believer that one’s age does not define their functional ability and that many of the risk factors for chronic conditions are, in fact, modifiable.

Outside of the clinic, you can guarantee Anna is exercising — whether in the gym lifting weights, running outside, or attending yoga and Pilates classes with her friends. Anna is a huge animal lover and loves travelling the world with family and friends.

Anna has recently embarked on a legal education at UNB Law to further her professional development, but remains fully committed to her clients on a part-time basis.