Bhavika Busa
About
Bhavika graduated from Gujarat University in India with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2021. She treated a variety of clientele with musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions while working in home, clinical and hospital settings.
She moved to Canada in 2022 and completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion from Algonquin College in 2024. She passed the Canadian Physiotherapy Competency exam in 2025 and began her career as a Resident Physiotherapist at the Bank Street location of with Pro Physio & Sport Medicine Centres.
Bhavika uses strong knowledge of biomechanics in her evidence-based treatment approach.
Outside of work, she enjoys gardening, reading, sketching and spending time with her family and friends.
Languages
- English
- Hindi
- Gujarati
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