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Dr. Josh Rodley

Chiropractor
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Dr. Rodley is a chiropractor and fitness enthusiast with a special interest in sports and performance injuries. He uses an evidence-based treatment approach that includes active rehabilitation, spinal manipulation therapy (adjustments), joint mobilizations, soft tissue therapy, dry needling, and electroacupuncture, all paired with thorough patient education. Ultimately, he strives to help his patients reach their goals, tailoring a specific treatment plan to fit their unique situation.

 

Dr. Rodley completed a Bachelor of Science, Honours in Kinesiology from Queen's University. He furthered his education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude in 2022. Throughout his studies, Dr. Rodley worked as a student athletic therapist at the Royal Military College of Canada and completed a Strength and Conditioning internship at Queen's. These experiences gave him valuable, hands-on knowledge of sports injury and performance, and ultimately shaped his goal of becoming a rehab-based chiropractor.

 

To best serve the public, Dr. Rodley has completed additional training in neurofunctional acupuncture, Functional Range Conditioning (FRC), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (sFMA), Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), and Performance Therapy. He is also a Red Cross-certified emergency first responder.

 

Dr. Rodley currently serves as head trainer and chiropractor for the East Hants Jr. B Penguins hockey team, in-clinic and sideline care to support the team throughout the season. He has also worked as a first responder and onsite chiropractor at a number of high-level sporting events, including the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour, the Canoe World Championship, and the North American Indigenous Games.

 

In his spare time, Dr. Rodley enjoys running, lifting weights, playing various sports, and spending time with his wife and friends. He is proud to be providing care to the East Hants community!

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