Dr. Jaspreet K. Nijjer graduated Magna Cum Laude honors with a Doctorate of Chiropractic and a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. Prior to pursuing her career as a chiropractor, Dr. Nijjer studied biomedical physiology and kinesiology at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia and worked as a chiropractic assistant.

She was born and raised in Surrey, BC. After being injured in a major motor vehicle accident as a teenager, Dr. Nijjer discovered chiropractic and experienced the benefits of chiropractic care firsthand. It didn’t take long for her to know she wanted to be a chiropractor and help others to experience relief, so they can enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle.

Dr. Nijjer’s practices a diversified technique consisting of spinal and extremity adjustments, various soft tissue therapies, exercise and nutrition. She enjoys working with people of all ages and backgrounds.

She has certification for Kinesio Tape & myofasical therapy and training in Graston Technique instrument assisted soft tissue therapy. In addition, Dr. Nijjer has earned her advanced certification in whiplash biomechanics and traumatology with the Spine Research Institute of San Diego.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Nijjer enjoys playing soccer, travelling, and spending time with her family and friends.

At Clover Hills Rehabilitation, Dr. Nijjer is committed to providing you with exceptional chiropractic care to help you achieve your health goals.

Upon graduating from the University of Manitoba in 2013, Sunny began working in an acute orthopedic setting. Sunny’s interest with physiotherapy and rehabilitation began after spraining his ankle multiple times.

After completing extensive rehabilitation for his ankle injuries, Sunny realized that he had developed a vast interest in physiotherapy and knew it going to be an important part of his future. Sunny’s experience involves working with a wide range of patients. He has worked with athletes from the professional all the way to the high school level. He also thoroughly enjoys working with the general population. Sunny’s attention to detail and experience with multiple demographics, allows for him to effectively customize and modify treatment to the patient’s specific needs.

Sunny’s physiotherapy approach focuses on a combination of manual therapy and exercise with a focus on improving a client’s biomechanics and reducing pain. Therapeutic modalities are used as per client’s needs. Sunny strongly believes in providing the patient with an adequate amount of 1 on 1 interaction in order to focus on the areas of interest.

Sunny has completed his level 1 and 2 Functional Dry Needling (IMS) course. Sunny is continuously working on improving his knowledge of manual therapy and therapeutic exercises to provide atients ith the most effective forms of physiotherapy.

In his spare time, Sunny enjoys an active lifestyle playing basketball and working out at the gym. Being physically active is Sunny’s way of relaxing and spending time away from his day-to-day ctivities. Sunny really enjoys building on his current relationships and spending time with his friends and family while indulging in various ethnic foods.

Victoria Kim is an experienced registered Acupuncturist in B.C. She has extensive experience working in medical setting and cosmetic acupuncture environments. Victoria’s focuses on treating the client physically and from within. It is her priority as a practitioner to help individuals find balance within their mind, body, and soul.

Victoria’s kind demeanour and attention to detail keep individuals at ease. She creates an environment for healing and develops life long relationships with her clients.

Puneet completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia after completing a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology at Simon Fraser University.

She has clinical experience working in both public and private settings including orthopaedic injuries, workplace injuries, hand therapy, pre/post-natal care, incontinence, and stroke rehabilitation. She has taken additional courses in soft tissue manipulation, the Mulligan concept, and is pursuing her levels in advanced orthopaedic manual and manipulative therapy.

Her interest in physiotherapy stemmed from leading an active lifestyle and her passion for rehabilitation grew while working as a kinesiologist. Her primary treatment approach is a combination of manual therapy, active soft tissue release, and exercise prescription to help her clients achieve their goals for recovery. Outside of the clinic, Puneet likes to spend her free time travelling, hiking, and strumming tunes on her ukulele.

Dr. Randy Garcha was born and raised in Vancouver. After completing his undergraduate studies at the University of British Columbia he went on to pursue his Doctor of Chiropractic from the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon, graduating with honors. Dr. Garcha has been in practice for over 15 years treating patients suffering from motor vehicle accident injuries, sports injuries and acute and chronic conditions. Dr. Randy Garcha is an instructor for chiropractic students in their final clinical internship. He is a member of the adjunct faculty at the University of Western States.

Dr. Randy Garcha was involved in a major motor vehicle accident in 2005. The litigation process eventually involved a court trial. Dr. Garcha gained valuable experience from his personal injury case. Subsequently, Dr. Garcha has attended court proceedings on numerous occasions for patients involved in personal injury cases as an expert witness.

Not only did he gain experience within the courtroom, but also his experience as a patient changed his treatment philosophy entirely. When receiving treatment for his motor vehicle accident injuries, Dr. Garcha was frustrated at the notion of having to attend 4-6 treatments per week, a revolving door of chiropractic, physiotherapy and massage therapy for what seemed to be an eternity. It was at that point that Dr. Garcha began to implement a “one stop shop” treatment strategy, which involved integrating a variety of practice methods to come up with his combination therapy model. Combination therapy utilizes physiotherapy modalities, soft and deep tissue massage and stretching techniques and diversified adjustments all specifically tailored to which stage of whiplash injury and eventually healing the patient is in.

In addition to changing his treatment strategy, Dr. Garcha was one of the first chiropractors in BC to implement the “direction to pay” billing structure for patients having difficulty with paying for treatment user or private fees for injuries suffered from a motor vehicle accident. With the “direction to pay” billing procedure the patient doesn’t need to pay any upfront fees. Instead these fees are collected directly from ICBC through a lawyer at the time of settlement.

Dr. Randy Garcha is looking forward to opening his second location and is eager to serve the community.

Emily‎ completed‎ both‎ her‎ Master’s‎ degree‎ in‎ Physiotherapy‎ and‎ her‎ Bachelor‎ of‎ Arts‎ degree‎ in‎ Psychology‎ from‎ the‎ University‎ of‎ British‎ Columbia.‎ She‎ has‎ experience‎ working‎ with‎ a‎ wide‎ variety‎ of‎ clients‎ in‎ occupational‎ rehabilitation,‎ orthopedic‎ private‎ practice‎ and‎ chronic‎ pain‎ program‎ settings.‎

She enjoys helping people with different levels and abilities reach their physical goals. Emily believes that ‘knowledge is power’ and aims to provide education regarding the injury and treatment process to her clients. Her individualized treatment approach focuses on combining hands-on manual
therapy with therapeutic exercise. Currently, Emily holds her certificate in Chan Gunn IMS, along with her acupuncture certificate from the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, Mulligan Concept and McKenzie Part A certifications. She is committed to continuing education that serves to further enhance her evidence-based practice.

On‎ her‎ days‎ off,‎ she‎ enjoys‎ spending‎ time‎ with‎ her‎ family,‎ reading‎ and‎ geocaching.

Brett graduated from West coast college of massage therapy in the summer of 2017. Since then, he has worked in various massage settings from spa environments to rehabilitation and wellness centers. In doing so, he has assisted patients from all different walks of life with varying conditions and reasons for seeking treatment.

Brett understands that his patient’s pain is just as unique as they are and believes that no two people can be treated the same egardless of the condition.

His objective in his practice is to eliminate the physical barriers that keep his patients from living the lives that they want to live and supporting them through their rehabilitative journey.

Sarah is a Registered Massage Therapist, Registered Yoga teacher, a wife and a mother. After 15 years as an RMT she continues to have a great passion for learning about the intricate workings of the human body. She aims to help people strengthen their relationships with themselves by slowing down and learning to listen to the bodies needs.

Sarah is driven by a strong desire to help her clients achieve optimal health and function as quickly and efficiently as possible. Since no single approach is the right one for every body, she uses a range of modalities to suit individual needs. She is excited to be working as part of a diverse team of professionals, that promotes health, supports people in pain management, rehabilitation, achieving goals, and encourages a well balanced lifestyle.

Pamela graduated from Yorkville University in 2019 with a Master in Counselling Psychology, and began working as a trauma counsellor in both a clinical and private practice setting. Pamela’s interest in the field of counselling actually began after the 2015 federal election where she ran for MP in Surrey Newton. During this time Pamela was in a car accident and was at the receiving end of injury.

After coming to terms with her own anxiety and pain, she realized that she had developed an interest in working through trauma, chronic pain, anxiety, and depression through her own counselling experience. Along with personal experience, Pamela has worked with a wide range of patients, and has developed her skills to be able to adapt to each individual’s needs.
Pamela’s approach to counselling is based in person centered and Cognitive behaviour therapy. This approach allows for the client to be in charge of their own journey, and receive therapy at their own pace.

Pamela has completed Refugee and trauma training, Somatic Based therapy training, and is a member of the BCACC.
In her spare time Pamela enjoys spending time in nature, baking, and spending time with friends exploring the vast food scene that the lower mainland has to offer.