Montana earned her bachelor’s degree in Anthropology in 2016 and was previously a curator at a local history museum.

Fascinated by her study of humans through time and space, particularly their anatomy and physiology, she found this type of study would be complementary to a career in health care. She discovered that massage therapy would be a natural fit, as she learned of the holistic ways in which RMT’s worked to achieve the goals of patients.

Montana is just finishing her third out of five semesters in the Registered Massage Therapy program at the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy and has amassed 145 direct hours in the student clinic thus far. Though she is new in the health care world, throughout this new journey, as well as her previous education and work experience, she has proven herself to be a curious, caring, and reliable individual throughout her professional life. Montana is comfortable with Swedish massage, deep tissue, hydrotherapy, and joint mobilizing techniques; particularly in achieving relaxation and improving general wellbeing. She can perform basic functional assessment as well as give home care suggestions. She looks forward to working with new patients at Electra!