Lee Jarvis was introduced to the practice of Osteopathic Manual Therapy in his teenage years and has been in love with its theory and practice ever since.
As a stepping stone to becoming an Osteopathic Manual Therapist Lee enrolled in, and graduated from the McMaster/Mohawk Registered Practical Nursing Program 2008. During his career as a nurse (much of which happened concurrently with his education in Osteopathy) Lee worked for the Hamilton Health Sciences Hospitals. Initially Lee worked in many different departments/fields of Nursing with the latter half of his career in acute stroke care at the Hamilton General Hospital.
Lee graduated from the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy 2013 and was immediately taken on staff as a teacher. Lee has taught Anatomy, Physiology, Hands-on Practice and Development, and currently teaches Osteopathic Physiology. During all this time teaching Lee has run a very busy and enjoyable practice seeing many people with many different conditions.