Originally from The Pas, Manitoba, Dr. Orin is excited to return to his home province and serve Morden and the surrounding communities through Rambow Movement Co. His passion for health, movement, and rehabilitation stems from his background as a competitive athlete and his belief in the importance of an active lifestyle. He attended Valley City State University in North Dakota, competing in collegiate track and field and cross country, earning four consecutive All-Conference honours (2016–2019) and recognition as a four-time NAIA Scholar-Athlete. He also earned his Bachelor of Science in Education, specializing in Mathematics.
Dr. Orin earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University in 2023 before spending three years practising in Ontario. During this time, he treated a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and served as a Clinical Assessor within the Ontario Workers Network’s specialized program, collaborating with surgeons and other healthcare professionals in managing complex injuries. He is also Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified, complementing his interest in movement assessment, athletic performance, and injury prevention.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Orin has an extensive background in athletic coaching and development. His experience includes four years coaching with the JVC Prowl hockey program, contributing to a state championship; coaching track and field at Joan of Arc High School, where he helped guide an athlete to an OFSAA Central Region 100-metre championship and the fastest recorded time in Ontario; and working with the U15 AAA and U16 AAA Barrie Colts hockey programs, contributing to an OMHA championship.
Dr. Orin’s approach combines evidence-based treatment, individualized rehabilitation, and movement to support long-term health. Drawing from his experiences as an athlete, coach, and healthcare professional, he enjoys helping people of all ages recover from injury, move with confidence, and stay active. He looks forward to building lasting relationships in the Morden community and helping patients enjoy the activities they love.
