DOUG BOURNE, BSC(KIN), BSC(PT), MSC, PHD, CWCE

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1 EDUCATION DOUG BOURNE, BSC(KIN), BSC(PT), MSC, PHD, CWCE Doctor of Philosophy (Kinesiology), University of Calgary, 2011 Soft tissue injury biomechanics Master of Science, University of British Columbia, 2003 Shoulder biomechanics Bachelor of Science (Physical Therapy), McGill University, 1997 Bachelor of Science (Kinesiology), Simon Fraser University, 1994 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/TRAINING Certified Work Capacity Evaluator Mastery Series: Advanced Functional Capacity, 2016 Functional Capacity Evaluation Certificate System, 2015 Mobilization of the Myofascial System Lower Quadrant, 2011 Shoulder course taught by Lyn Watson, 2003 Cervical Manipulation: advanced course taught by Olaf Evenjth, 2002 BTAOM: completed basics of acupuncture and traditional oriental medicine course, 2001 Part B Prep Class taught by Carol Kennedy, Diane Lee, and Janet Lowcock, 2000 V4 taught by Erl Pettman, 2000 Part A prep class, Movement, Stability and Low Back Pain taught by Andre Vleeming and Diane Lee, 1999 Gokavi Transverse Technique: IMS course taught by Cynthia Gokavi, 1999 Acupuncture 2A/3A taught by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, 1999 E2E3 Lower taught by Wendy Aspinall, 1998 Muscle Imbalance Level One taught by Dr. Shirley Sahrmann, 1998 Acupuncture Level One taught by the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, 1998 V2V3 Lumbar Sacral course taught by Beverly Padfield, 1997 NAIOMT Upper Quadrant Level II: Six day manual therapy course taught by Jim Meadows, 1997 Physiotherapy National Exam: Successfully completed, 1997 B.C. Sports Aid Certificate with Sports Aid I and II and Taping I and II modules RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE RE:Function/Back in Motion Functional Assessments Inc.: 2015 to present Functional Capacity Evaluation (>150 FCEs performed) Job Demands Analysis Work Site Ergonomics WorkSafeBC Return to Work Support Services Bourne Physiotherapy: 2013 to present Developing virtual reality software for physiotherapy Active Life Physiotherapy: April14-Dec.15 Physiotherapist RE: Function Page 1

2 MaxFit Movement Institute: March14-April14 Locum physiotherapist Lynn Valley Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy Centre: Jan.12-March13 Physiotherapist Hawkesbury Therapy: Dec.10-Dec.11 Part time physiotherapist Ecole Polytechnique: Dec.08-June 09) Research Associate University of Calgary Sports Medicine Clinic: May04-Nov.08 Part time physiotherapist Delta Orthopaedic Physiotherapy Clinic: June01- Nov01 Provided summer relief coverage Surrey Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy Clinic: Feb.99- May01 Orthopaedic outpatient therapist in a private clinic Richmond Health Sciences Sports and Orthopaedic Physiotherapy Clinic: July98- Feb.99 Orthopaedic outpatient therapist in a private clinic WBA Professional, Pontiac, Michigan: Aug.97- June98 Staff Physical Therapist in the orthopaedic outpatient department of North Oakland Medical Center. Assisted with inpatient coverage when needed DEMONSTRATED COMPETENCIES Functional Evaluation: Experienced using standardized, evidenced based functional testing equipment Able to use job demand task analysis to develop meaningful and specific work simulation circuits to incorporate in functional testing Able to interpret functional test measures and forecast return to work capacity Able to identify functional need for temporary task modifications or permanent accommodations during return to work planning Return-To-Work Planning and Implementation: Able to coordinate and lead return to work meetings with involved stakeholders Able to effectively communicate with stakeholders to identify return to work plans, identify accountabilities of parties within the plan, develop consensus to execute the plan, and to address issues while monitoring the plan Able to identify and measure job demands Able to use task analysis and functional analysis to develop a return to work plan and grade exposure rates to work tasks within the plan specific to injured workers needs RE: Function Page 2

3 Able to perform ergonomic analyses to identify risk factors of work demands in relation to functional capacities of an injured worker Able to identify temporary/permanent task modifications and/or accommodations necessary for an injured worker and implement them or eventually remove them in the return to work plan Able to prescribe ergonomic solutions via equipment provision, worker practice modifications (job coaching), or environmental changes Able to effectively write reports outlining specifics of job demands and return to work plans WorkSafeBC Return to Work Support Services Contractor Physiotherapy: Physical assessment and treatment of orthopaedic and sports injuries. Advanced manual therapy treatments including spinal manipulation. Acupuncture and dry needling techniques. Postgraduate Teaching Clinical application of research principles surrounding evidence-based diagnosis and treatment of shoulder pathology: a theoretical and hands-on course. Co-instructed with Paul Stratford, Kris Head and Susan Massitti. Calgary (Sept.05 and Oct.06) Student Supervision NSERC (May08-Aug.08) Supervised Dianne Ikeda in a project looking at cell viability after ACL transection and muscular loading Orthopaedic Division of the CPA (Jan.06-Present) Supervised students in the manual therapy program. Markin-Flanagan/NSERC (Jan.04-Aug.04) Supervised a student in a project looking at cell viability after impact and muscular loading Awards: CIHR Strategic Training Program in Skeletal Health Research, $18000 (Dec.08-Dec.09) Alberta Provincial CIHR Bone and Joint Training Program, Best Poster (Oct. 08) Graduate Travel Award, University of Calgary, $1200 (Oct.07) Canadian Society for Biomechanics Best Presentation Award at the 7 th Alberta Biomedical Engineering Conference (Oct.06) Finalist New Investigator Award Open Podium category at 14 th Biennial Conference for the Canadian Society for Biomechanics (Aug.06) Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, $80,000 (Jan.05- Dec.08) Graduate Research Scholarship, University of Calgary, $4,000 (Sept.04- Dec.04) Alberta Provincial CIHR Bone and Joint Health Training Program Award, $57,000 (Jan.04- Dec.08) NSERC Postgraduate Scholarship (PGS A), $34,600 (May02- April04) Memberships and Professional Certifications Certified Work Capacity Evaluator RE: Function Page 3

4 Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT) Certificate of the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (CAFCI) Canadian Physiotherapy Association: Member Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association: Member Book Chapters 1. Herzog, W., Bourne, D., Rehan Youssef, A. (2008) Joint Mechanics in Osteoarthrits (OA) In: Osteoarthritic Pain eds. D. Felson, Wiley- Blackwell Publisher Refereed Publications: Published Articles 1. Bourne D, Choo, A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Three-dimensional rotation of the scapula during functional movements: an in-vivo study in healthy volunteers. Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery 2007; 16(2) 2. Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR, Accuracy of Digitization of Bony Landmarks for Measuring Change in Scapular Attitude Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part H, Journal of Engineering in Medicine, 2009;223(3) 3. Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR, A New Subject-Specific Correction Factor for Three-dimensional Kinematic Analysis of the Scapula Journal of Biomechanical Engineering, 2009; 131(12) 4. Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR, The Placement of Skin Surface Markers for Non-Invasive Measurement of Scapular Kinematics affects Accuracy and Reliability Annals of Biomedical engineering, Sawatsky A, Bourne D, Horisberger M, Jinha A, Herzog W Changes in Patellofemoral Joint Contact Pressures caused by Vastus Medialis Muscle Weakness Clinical Biomechanics, Bourne D, Moo EK, Herzog W Cartilage and chondrocyte response to extreme muscular loading and impact loading: Can in vivo pre-load decrease impact-induced cell death? Clinical Biomechanics, July 30, 2015 Refereed Publications: Presentations 1. Bourne D, Matyas J, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage Cell Viability After Submaximal and Maximal Muscle Loading with and without Impact Loading 2008 North American Congress on Biomechanics, Aug. 5-9, Sawatsky A, Bourne D, Jinha A, Herzog W Changes in Patellofemoral Contact Pressure due to Imbalance of the Knee Extensors 2008 North American Congress on Biomechanics, Aug. 5-9, Bourne D, Matyas J, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage Cell Viability After ACL Transection with and without Impact Loading 54 th Annual Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Society, March 2-5, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Jinha A, Herzog W Cartilage Cell Viability After In Vivo Impact and Muscular Loading 6 th Combined Meeting of the Orthopaedic Research Societies, October 20-24, Sawatsky A, Bourne D, Jinha A, Herzog W Changes in Patellofemoral Contact Pressure due to Imbalance of the Knee Extensors American Society of Biomechanics Meeting, August 22-25, 2007 RE: Function Page 4

5 6. Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage Cell Viability After In Vivo Impact and Muscular Loading 14 th Biennial Conference for the Canadian Society for Biomechanics, August 16-19, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage Cell Viability After In Vivo Impact Loading International Society of Biomechanics meeting, July 31-August 5, Bourne D, Choo, A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy of a new method of measuring scapular motion. Combined Orthopaedic Research Society Meeting, Oct 10-13, Bourne D, Choo, A, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Using a subject specific Correction factor to account for skin movement when measuring scapular kinematics Combined Orthopaedic Research Society Meeting, Oct 10-13, Bourne D, Choo, A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy of a new method of measuring scapular kinematics. Canadian Orthopaedic Research Society Meeting, June 18-20, Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Scapular Kinematics for Four Different Arm Movements. The International Federation for Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapists, March 21-26, Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy of measuring change in scapular position with digitization of bony landmarks. The International Federation for Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapists, March 21-26, Bourne D, Choo, A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy of measuring change in scapular position with digitization of bony landmarks. Orthopaedic Research Society Meeting, San Francisco, California, March 7-10, 2004 Non-refereed Publications: Articles 1. Bourne D Measuring Movement, Jan/Feb 2006 Interdivisional Newsletter of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Non-refereed Publications: Presentations 1. Bourne D Cartilage cell viability after in vivo impact and muscular loading 13 th Rehabilitation Colloquium, Queen s University, May, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage cell viability after in vivo impact and muscular loading Alberta Provincial CIHR Training Program in Bone and Joint Health meeting, October, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage cell viability after in vivo impact and muscular loading 7 th Alberta Biomedical Engineering Conference, October, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage cell viability after in vivo impact and muscular loading Alberta Provincial CIHR Training Program in Bone and Joint Health meeting, October, Bourne D, Muldrew K, Herzog W Cartilage cell viability after in vivo impact loading Alberta Provincial CIHR Training Program in Bone and Joint Health meeting, October, Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Measurement of 3D scapular kinematics: a preliminary cadaver study Arthritis Research Centre/ School of Rehabilitation Sciences (UBC) research day, Oct. 18, Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy and reliability of a new method of measuring dynamic scapular kinematics UBC Department of Orthopaedics research day, December, 2003 RE: Function Page 5

6 8. Bourne D, Choo A, Regan W, MacIntyre D, Oxland TR Accuracy and reliability of a new method of measuring dynamic scapular kinematics Alberta Provincial CIHR Training Program in Bone and Joint Health meeting, October, 2003 RE: Function Page 6