Our Team

Dr. Mark Malowney

Dr. Mark Malowney is the owner and founder of Rebound Sport and Spine. Growing up, he dreamed of a career as a professional athlete. He knows firsthand the devastating effects injuries can have on an individual’s personal and professional life. His unwavering commitment to personalized, evidence-based sports injury recovery excellence stems from his personal journey.  His passion is high-quality, patient-centered care. He strongly believes that collaboration between chiropractic doctors, patients, and other health providers is critical for successful healing. It is this belief that inspired Dr. Mark to launch Rebound Sport and Spine.

Dr. Mark earned his Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) with Clinic Honours from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2009. Additionally, he holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Kinesiology with distinction, from the University of Victoria and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association.  Dr. Mark is also certified in concussion management by Complete Concussion Management. Throughout his sports career, he experienced numerous concussions that severely affected him personally and professionally. It was through this experience that Dr. Mark realized the vast gaps that existed in concussion treatment and prevention knowledge.

From his passion for sports, Dr. Mark is directly involved with several local sports teams. He is proud to work with the Langley Rams Junior Football Club and the Langley Trappers Hockey team.  In addition to working with sports teams, Dr. Mark enjoys passing on his knowledge by mentoring practicum students from several universities.

Dr. Cory Niedjalski

Dr. Cory Niedjalski aims to meet his patients’ individual goals and needs in an evidence-based manner armed with knowledge of current research. Dr. Cory strives to provide a personalized approach to all his patients to get them back to functioning best and he believes the best way to achieve this is a collaborative team approach involving himself, other healthcare practitioners, and most importantly, the patient.

Dr. Cory graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Doctorate of Chiropractic (D.C.) from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in North York, Ontario. Previous to this, he attended the University of the Fraser Valley where he completed 3 years in the Kinesiology program. 

While playing sports in his youth, Dr. Cory considered football to be his passion.  He began coaching football at the minor level in Langley at the age of 16 and later coached with the Langley Rams Junior Football Club from 2013 to 2017 before leaving for chiropractic college. While there, he continued his involvement in football as an athletic trainer working with several teams in the Greater Toronto Area and York Region. He now works as a team doctor with the Langley Rams Junior Football Club.

Dr. Cory treats a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries with specialty in back pain, neck pain and headaches.  In addition, he is trained in concussion management, (Complete Concussion Management), TMJ/jaw pain conditions, and lumbar spinal stenosis. He also takes a special interest in working with golfers and is Titleist Performance Institute (TPI Medical Practitioner Level 2) certified.

Jordana Robinson

Jordana recently graduated with her Master’s of Physiotherapy from Leeds Beckett University. Growing up she competed as an elite level gymnast until an injury took her out of the sport. After spending the better part of 2 years in physiotherapy rehabbing the injury, she grew an interest for the profession due to the dedicated work of her physiotherapist.

Now almost 10 years later she was able to graduate from physiotherapy school during a pandemic to continue to pursue her 14 year old dreams. Jordana graduated from the University of Alberta in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. During that time she worked with her Universities varsity Women’s soccer team, and a minor midget AA local hockey team. Since graduating from her undergrad she also spent two seasons with the Langley Rams and worked as a Kinesiologist at two multidisciplinary clinics focusing primarily on ICBC clients.

Jordana is hoping to continue working in sports and helping athletes. She wants to be able to emphasize the importance of listening to and understanding their bodies and when it may be okay to push through an injury during season and when it may be better to take a break. She also wants to help with proper pre-season training to help prevent avoidable injuries. She would love to continue working to help ICBC clients heal after a car accident and the general population with any musculoskeletal injury they may have.

Emma Swanson