Building Your Defence: An In-Depth Discussion Series

Sandra is an occupational therapist with McGregor Berger and Associates and has practiced occupational therapy for 33 years. She has extensive experience in the areas of disability management for complex catastrophic injuries, workplace injury assessment, functional capacity evaluations, medical legal assessment, and life care plans. Her practice has spanned work in the public and private sectors both in Alberta and British Columbia. She has qualified her as an expert witness in the field of occupational therapy, functional capacity evaluations, and life care plans before the Supreme Court of British Columbia, the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta, and at a binding judicial dispute resolution in Alberta.

When she isn’t working, Sandra is committed to volunteering, giving back to the community, and nurturing her passion for travel, the outdoors, music, and the arts.

Tyler Argue is the President and CEO of Westbridge Ventures Canada LP, specializing in customized business risk solutions. Known for his visionary leadership, Tyler has vast experience in various services like OSINT, surveillance, and enterprise risk management. He collaborates with top entities and shares his expertise through speaking engagements. Tyler holds a Canadian Certified Fire Investigator designation, contributes to the field as a Director of the Canadian Association of Fire Investigators, and is licensed as a Private Investigator. Tyler and the Westbridge Team aim to elevate investigative services in Canada through strategic partnerships and community collaboration.

Dr. Hernish J. Acharya, MD, FRCPC holds the position of Medical Lead of the Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Program and the Burn Rehabilitation Program at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. Additionally, he is the Medical Director of Physiologix Medical Ltd., a large electrodiagnostic laboratory and multi-specialist neuro-musculoskeletal care outpatient clinic. Dr. Acharya assesses and treats patients in various settings, including acute care hospitals, fracture clinics, general Physiatry and electrodiagnostic clinics, and provides inpatient Physiatry consultation services at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. He has also been recognized as an expert in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation by the Supreme Court of British Columbia and Alberta. He is a Diplomate of the Canadian Society of Clinical Neurophysiologists and serves as an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Alberta.