Responsible for overseeing all aspects of delivering Certificate III and IV in Fitness. This includes scheduling classes, maintaining our gym facilities, and the direct supervision of lecturing staff. I also supervise the delivery of other units and qualifications in schools and the prison system. I prepare and teach my own classes, maintaining a high standard of classroom delivery, and am competent in full time, face-to-face delivery, blended learning, and online learning strategies.

Responsible for overseeing all aspects of delivering Certificate III and IV in Fitness, and Certificate IV in Sports Development. This includes scheduling classes, maintaining our gym facilities, and the direct supervision of lecturing staff. I also supervise the delivery of other units and qualifications in school and the prison system. I prepare and teach my own classes, maintaining a high standard of classroom delivery, and am competent in full time, face-to-face delivery, blended learning, and online learning strategies.

I design and deliver training and assessments to aspiring personal trainers, and those looking for a career in sport. I have been involved in planning, developing and implementing new courses, including taking responsibility for professional development courses for industry professionals. I also mentor other training staff, providing advice on content delivery and appropriate assessment, and the use learning management systems such as Blackboard and Moodle.

The Australian Fitness Industry Standards Council is an entity that aims to advance and elevate Australia’s fitness industry. The council’s objectives are to develop, manage, promote and review a suite of standards, codes, guidance materials to assist the fitness industry to manage safety and improve service quality.

I was responsible for managing a team of assistants and practicum students in planning and delivering all aspects of physical preparation for players at Claremont Football Club, from talent pathway teams to the senior squad. This included collecting information on player training loads and wellness, and making decisions about relative injury risk. I would regularly report training and game information to coaches (such as GPS information). I also strove to improve the capacity of assistants to work independently, and educate players about appropriate decisions regarding their game preparation and recovery.

I was responsible for planning and delivering the strength and conditioning program for the WACA women's program (Western Fury & Perth Scorchers), and overseeing the women's under age academy programs. This included working with a multi-disciplinary team of including a physiotherapist, doctor, psychologist, and coaching staff to maximise the readiness of players. This role included WBBL01, a major step forward in the professionalism of women's sport in Australia.

I was responsible for managing a team of assistants and practicum students in planning and delivering all aspects of physical preparation for the senior squad at Claremont Football Club. This included collecting information on player training loads, and making decisions about relative injury risk. I would regularly report training and game information to coaches (such as GPS information). I also strove to improve the capacity of assistants to work independently, and educate players about appropriate decisions regarding their game preparation and recovery.

This role required me to manage the strength and conditioning program of the men's national gridiron team up to and including the American Football World Championships. I was appointed in 2010 leading up to the 2011 tournament, then reappointed for the 2015 tournament. It involves coordinating a team of coaches working with players in each mainland state, to prepare the squad for training camps and games. This required close coordination with coaches and administrators around the country.

I supervised the planning and implementation of preseason training programs, and assisted the team physiotherapist in delivering rehab and injury management plans. I was also responsible for the game day preparation of players, and post game recovery. I would also work closely with coaches to determine appropriate training loads to minimise injury risk, while meeting the skill needs to players at training.

Provided one-on-one and small group training to clients at parks and other venues of their choice. Worked with large corporate clients providing group training sessions, pre-exercise screenings, and workplace health screenings, including ergonomic assessments. This role required the ability to develop a strong rapport with clients, and provide advice about sensitive health issues within my scope of practice. I also employed and mentored casual staff to meet the high demand for our services.

My main duties were personal training, the supervision of gym users to ensure correct exercise technique, fitness assessments and exercise prescription for new clients, and the maintenance and cleaning of gym equipment. I was also responsible for training and supervising new staff and practical students.

Promoting and running water exercise classes, which are conducted at the Arthritis Foundation's hydrotherapy pool. I have also been involved in media and public relations tasks to promote selected events, and written funding applications when necessary.

Fitness and basic health assessment, OHS training, manual handling training, and ergonomic assessments

I was heavily involved in the planning and implementation of the Try Rugby & Have A Go Rugby programs to schools. This involved communicating with schools, scheduling and running the coaching sessions, and providing equipment and assistance to the clubs involved. This position required the ability to present rugby programs to children of a variety of backgrounds, and abilities. I was also involved with coaching elite junior players, club, and school teams.