Corey is deeply passionate about using biomechanics to enhance the lives of children and adults with physical disabilities. He is committed to his role in public health, contributing to a team that brings cutting-edge technology from university settings to the forefront of healthcare for children and families. Corey firmly believes in the power of technology to provide concrete evidence that drives decision-making in physical rehabilitation and disease management.
Receiving a Churchill Fellowship is a significant milestone for Corey, both personally and professionally, as it marks his first fellowship and affirms his commitment to making a meaningful impact in public health.
Corey Joseph is a biomechanist and researcher with over 20 years experience in human movement analysis. He has a PhD in biomechanics, an honors degree in exercise science, and a graduate certificate in data analytics.
Outside of work, Corey is an avid record collector, finding pure joy in digging though dusty record crates in search of elusive treasures. Corey also enjoys coaching and playing hockey. Corey’s purpose in life is to be a playful father, an authentic person, and a rethinker.
Project
To learn best practices in measuring & assessing upper limb function in children with disabilities
Corey Joseph
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