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Mike Burnstein - Head Athletic Trainer
Mike Burnstein enters his 17th year as Head Athletic Trainer with the Vancouver Canucks. Prior to joining the Canucks, Burnstein was Head Athletic Trainer for two seasons with Vancouver's AHL affiliates (Hamilton Canucks & Syracuse Crunch). Burnstein entered the field of Athletic Therapy as a youth gaining experience working with the OHL's Hamilton Steelhawks and assisting at the 1987 and 1991 Canada Cups. Burnstein has worked with Team Canada on several occasions, most recently at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver where he helped Canada win gold. Burnstein has also worked for Team Canada at the 2005, 1999 and 1998 World Hockey Championships. A graduate of Sheridan College, Burnstein is an Executive Board Member of the Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society, a certified member of the National Athletic Therapist Association and member of the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association. Mike lives in White Rock, BC with his wife Nicole and children, Abbey and Lukas. |
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Pat ONeill - Head Equipment Manager
Pat O'Neill joined the Vancouver Canucks in 1988 and enters his 23rd season with the hockey club. Prior to joining the Canucks, O'Neill spent eight seasons as Equipment Manager with the Winnipeg Jets. At the international level O'Neill has worked with Team Canada several times, most recently at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, where he helped Canada win gold. O'Neill also worked for Team Canada at the 2004 and 1990 World Championships in addition to the 1996 World Cup. O'Neill has worked in two NHL All-Star Games; 1988 and 1992. On February 14, 2008, O'Neill celebrated a significant career milestone, working his 2,000th NHL game at home versus the Minnesota Wild. O'Neill became the first recipient of the Larry Ashley Award on July 4, 1996, which honours the trainer or equipment manager who best exemplifies the character and commitment to excellence exemplified by Ashley throughout his career. O'Neill is an Executive Board Member of the Society of Professional Hockey Equipment Managers (SPHEM). He has two daughters: Brooklyn (13) and Faith (11). |
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Jon Sanderson - Asst. Athletic Trainer
Jon Sanderson enters his 12th year with the Vancouver Canucks Medical Staff. His previous experience includes working for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League. In 2006, Sanderson was a member of the Team Canada medical staff at the Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy. Sanderson graduated from Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario and the West Coast College of Massage Therapy in Vancouver. He is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association, Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society and a Registered Massage Therapist. Jon lives in Port Coquitlam, BC with his wife Catherine, daughter Kate, son Cooper and dog Jessie. |
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Dave Zarn - Asst. Athletic Trainer
Dave Zarn begins his second year with the Vancouver Canucks Medical Staff after three seasons as Head Athletic Therapist & Strength and Conditioning Coach with the Victoria Salmon Kings of the East Coast Hockey League. Zarn worked in the same capacity with the Okanagan Hockey School/Hockey Academy for three years prior to joining the Salmon Kings. A University of Manitoba graduate, Zarn is a certified member of the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association with Corrective Exercise Specialist training from the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Dave and his wife Jaime live in Vancouver, BC. |
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Jamie Hendricks - Asst. Equipment Manager
Jamie Hendricks enters his 12th season with the Vancouver Canucks. Initially working as a Dressing Room Attendant, Hendricks was promoted to Equipment Assistant in 2001 and in 2005 moved to his current role as Assistant Equipment Manager. Hendricks experienced the game from the unique perspective of a player when at a Canucks Superskills competition, held before a sold out crowd, he played in goal opposite Alex Auld. A member of SPHEM, Jamie lives in Maple Ridge, BC with his wife Lynse and daughters: Sydney and Kylie. |
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Brian Hamilton - Equipment Transfer
Brian "Red" Hamilton has been a member of the Vancouver Canucks training staff for eight years and enters his sixth season as Equipment Assistant. Prior to joining the Canucks, Red worked 13 seasons with the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League from 1989 to 2001. His tenure with the Lions included two Grey Cup Championships in 1994 and 2000. A member of SPHEM, Red lives in Cloverdale, BC with his wife Corine and daughter Ashley. |
