James Maurini, Registered Physiotherapist
DPhty, Certified Sport Physiotherapist, H.BSc. Kin. Assistant Clinical Professor, McMaster University

James graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a minor in Biology (Physiology) prior to completing his Doctor of Physiotherapy degree at Bond University in Australia. James has since returned to McMaster University as an Assistant Clinical Professor within the School of Rehabilitative Sciences. James has obtained his Certificate and Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy through Sports Physiotherapy Canada and is a member of the International Federation of Sports Physiotherapist (IFSPT). 

James’ clinical approach uses a solid anatomical, physiological, and biomechanical understanding in order to diagnose and address the root cause of a dysfunction. This approach partnered with manual therapy, exercise prescription and patient education allows for an all-encompassing physiotherapy experience regarding rehabilitation, injury prevention and sports performance. 

James has always had an interest in sports injuries and has experience working on field and in the clinic with elite athletes from a variety of organizations ranging from grass roots development programs to elite professional athletes. James was a member of the Niagara 2022 Canada Games planning committee and was the Medical Services Lead for Baseball during the games. This involved establishing medical clinics at two venues as well as developing emergency action plans and medical protocols to be carried out during games time. James was also responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of his medical team during competition.

James has been involved in the international physiotherapy research community with a research paper published as Lead Author in 2016 and plans to complete more research in the future.