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  25-11-2025 17:42 via physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca
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• Program Completion 2025

  25-11-2025 17:42 via physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca
  Congratulations to the UBC Department of Physical Therapy Class of 2025!Huge congratulations to all our graduates who have successfully completed the demanding 26-month MPT program. We wish them all the very best as they start their exciting new careers!Meet a few of our graduates 
  Tina Ko“I learned that physiotherapy isn’t just about anatomy or techniques; it’s about communication, critical thinking, and adapting in fast-changing situations.”
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• Protected: Jenna Dolphin – MPT Graduation 2025

  25-11-2025 17:38 via physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca
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• Jenna Dolphin – MPT Graduation 2025

  25-11-2025 17:38 via physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca
  Jenna DolphinHometown: Langley, B.CMPT cohort: MPT Vancouver 
  What inspired you to pursue the Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) degree at UBC?From a young age, I witnessed the drastic impact that physical therapy had on myself and those around me. In my own life as a youth athlete and in the lives of family members and friends suffering from chronic health conditions, I saw physical therapists demonstrate the capability to help improve the lives of a broad range of individuals through a div
  
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• Tina Ko – MPT Graduation 2025

  25-11-2025 17:32 via physicaltherapy.med.ubc.ca
  Tina KoHometown: Burnaby, B.CMPT cohort: MPT VancouverConnect with Tina:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tina-ko-bkin-mptInstagram: @tko_physio 
  What inspired you to pursue the Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) degree at UBC?I’ve always been drawn to understanding why the human body behaves the way it does—how its systems interact, adapt, and compensate. Movement has been a constant in my life; I grew up swimming, eventually became an Aquatics Supervisor, and I love hiking and camping
  
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