Assistant Professor Jacquelyn Marsh serves in the School of Physical Therapy at Western University. Her research integrates health economics, health technology assessment, and musculoskeletal care to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of rehabilitation services. She focuses on the economic impact of surgical interventions and physical therapy for patients with musculoskeletal conditions. Holding a Doctor of Philosophy from Western University, she is a researcher within the Bone and Joint Institute. She supervises graduate students interested in health services research and economic evaluation in healthcare, and she is currently available for academic mentorship and masters and doctoral student supervision.