Dr. Tatiana Jevremovic

Biography

Tatiana Jevremovic completed her family medicine emergency medicine training at McGill University and joined the Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic in 2002 after completing her sport medicine fellowship. She works as a primary care sport and exercise medicine physician, treating patients and teaching medical students and residents. In 2010, she joined the Department of Family Medicine and was promoted to the rank of Associate Professor. Dr. Jevremovic is actively involved with varsity sports at Western University, currently working with the women’s rugby team. Throughout her career, she has covered numerous sporting events at local, provincial, national, and international levels, currently serving as the Chief Medical Advisor for Skate Canada. She has attended major events such as the Pan American Games and the Olympics, acting as Chief Medical Officer for various Ontario Summer and Winter Games. Dr. Jevremovic has held multiple leadership positions, including President of the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine, and has been involved in several government initiatives to improve healthcare delivery for conditions such as lower back pain and osteoarthritis. She is a strong advocate for sport and exercise medicine, promoting physical activity across all ages.

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