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Dr. Megan Dash joins Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan as Chief Medical Officer

May 5, 2023

Dr. Megan Dash has joined Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan (CSCS) as the organization’s Chief Medical Officer.

In her role, Dash will support the Centre’s decentralized training model, as well as Saskatchewan’s Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program carded athletes and those athletes competing on a national sport team at the senior level but who are not yet carded. The CSCS’ model is a virtual centre with training and sport medicine partners across the province.

“The programs and services we offer through CSCS endeavour to holistically support our athletes as they strive to represent Canada at the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Dr. Dash joining our team enables us to further support the mental and physical needs of those who we are working with,” said Kia Schollar, High Performance Lead with CSCS.

“Having a chief medical officer working with the CSCS aligns with our commitment to ensuring a safe, healthy sport environment is available for all of our athletes,” she added.

Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Dash grew up participating in gymnastics and was a member of the Canadian national team. She attended the University of Saskatchewan where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and Cell Biology and then attended medical school where she was awarded the Ernest McBrien Award in family medicine.

Continuing in her career, Dash created and was the first to complete the sport medicine enhanced skills fellowship in Regina. She has also completed her exam to become CASEM certified in Canada.

“As a former national team athlete and now a sports medicine physician, I am extremely honoured to be working with this prestigious organization,” said Dash. “I am excited to be involved and help support these competitors on their athletic journey!”

While working with Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan, Dash will continue her family practice at Victoria East Medical Clinic in Regina as well as her work as team physician for Complete MMA, Advanced Wrestling, Gymnastics Saskatchewan and many Regina hockey teams. 

About Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan

A virtual centre with training and sport medicine partners across the province, the CSCS can be utilized by high-performance athletes and coaches in our province for programs and services. CSCS is managed by Sask Sport’s High Performance Plan with support from national and provincial partners including Sport Canada, Sask Lotteries and the Government of Saskatchewan.

The CSCS’s experts deliver sport medicine and science services, coaching and Game Plan programming to Saskatchewan athletes and coaches to provide them with the tools they need to be successful at all levels of competition and prepare them for life after sport.