Dr. Stacey Lovo BScPT, MSc, PhD

Dr. Lovo is a fourth generation settler living on Treaty 6 and Homeland of the Métis Peoples. Stacey works in close partnership with First Nation and Métis communities to collaborate on community-directed, distinctions based research in the area of Indigenous health and wellness, as well as virtual health and hybrid models of care. She is the Director Virtual Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at the Virtual Health Hub where she oversees virtual rehabilitation research as well as clinical rehabilitation provision of services, and participates in community engaged interprofessional research initiatives.

Dr. Lovo is also an associate member with the Department of Surgery and the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health.

Researchers Under the Scope

Community-directed approach to establish remote rehabilitation care for Indigenous children in Saskatchewan

Revolutionizing Neuropathic Pain Assessment: A Journey of Collaboration to Improve Rural and Remote Indigenous Healthcare

natawihowin First Nations and mamawiikikayaahk Métis Research Networks (CIHR Network Environment Indigenous Health Research, University of Saskatchewan) media interview: “Heart Work"

Indigenous Language Rehab Materials for Chronic Low Back Pain

Virtual technology driving beneficial change in medicine, especially for isolated communities 

Remote Presence Robotics in Rural Saskatchewan: Patient-Oriented Research on Chronic Back Pain Video

CTV News interview

Remote Robotic Presence in Rural Saskatchewan

Bringing Telerobotic Ultrasounds to Rural and Remote Saskatchewan