Delivering course content, developing activities and engaging classes of up to 25 students Marking and moderating student assessment Providing guidance to students, collaborating with lecturers and other tutors, delivering course content, developing activities and engaging studentsExperience adhering to and working with policies and procedures in a large organisation.Excellent leadership skills and willingness to both direct and learn from others through influencing students by leading by example.

Ensuring optimal client experience through administration of safe and effective clinical pilates exercise program supervision. Establish strong and positive relationships with a variety of clients and referring cliniciansReview patient charts, prepare reports and document patients’ progressMaintain records of patient assessment, treatment and exercise prescriptionProvide counselling and motivational interviews for clientsPerform patient health screening and risk stratificationCreate and monitor exercise program and environment safety and respond to injuries and medical emergencies (including adverse signs and symptoms)

Responsibilities:- Liaising with the multidisciplinary team to ensure patient and family member / carer needs are communicated.- Project management of a large scale clinical implementation project focusing on the incorporation of a new computerised screening tool within clinical services at the Princess Alexandra Hospital- Conduction of statistical analyses to evaluate efficiency and reliability of project within clinical setting- Development and maintenance of high quality information systems and electronic databases - Stakeholder management to ensure “ScreenIT Lung & Oesophageal” is integrated within current service delivery models effectively and seamlessly, promoting continued provision of high quality patient care

In this position I was responsible for designing, conducting, and supervising exercise sessions for cardiac and chronic disease rehabilitation patients. I assessed patients’ medical history, current status, and diagnostic tests in order to develop and implement an individual exercise prescription and care plan for each patient in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team. As the Cardiac Exercise Specialist for the regional health service, I assisted participants to attain recommended fitness and lifestyle goals by providing education and counseling. This position provided feedback and input into program planning, development, evaluation, outreach, and community education to client groups.Typical Duties and Responsibilities:• Assesses, counsels, and orients patients by demonstrating exercise equipment and explaining principles of exercise training. Conducts exercise sessions including pre/post exercise assessment.• Counsels’ patients and their families regarding lifestyle changes, active living exercise program guidelines, the principles of training and the value of a home exercise program.• Reviews patient charts, prepares reports, and documents patients’ progress in training intensity. Maintains statistics and records of patient assessments, treatments and graduation from the Cardiovascular Health Program.• Identifies patients’ clinical and psychosocial issues and communicates effectively with members of the patient care team to ensure that support or treatments are initiated.• Provides in-service education or instruction to staff, interns, students or agencies as required. Assists in the planning of various programs related to cardiac/chronic disease rehabilitation when requested.

As the Community Wellness and Event Coordinator, I planned, coordinated, executed, and evaluated initiatives and special events with a focus on community engagement, capacity building, and health and wellness in collaboration with other Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department staff.The position involved:- Working as the City liaison with community agencies and event committees in the organization of event logistics that require City of Kamloops resources and support.- Developing and reviewing policies, procedures, and event standards and modifying accordingly.- Developing and implementing systems and tools to evaluate events. Reviewing findings andproviding recommendations for future events.- Recruiting and training volunteers and contract term employees who assist in the coordination andimplementation of special events and initiatives.- Contributing to the development of sponsorship packages and liaising with local businesspartners.- Preparing and organising distribution of event information for City corporate promotional material.- Preparing summary reports, including evaluations and financial and statistical reports asrequested by management.- Developing and monitoring event schedules and budgets, under the direction of management.- Collaborating across departmental teams regarding events and initiatives that intersect with other portfolios.- Providing recommendations related to the administration, management, and programmingaspects of the department.- Collaborating with internal departments in developing marketing materials and media campaignsfor special events and event logistics (e.g. the Streets and Sign Shop Section; the CommunitySafety and Enforcement Division; the Parks and Civic Facilities Division; the Development andEngineering Services Department; the Public Works and Sustainability Department, etc.).

As the Active For Life Coordinator, I had the opportunity to work towards keeping children active for life. I delivered National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Fundamental Movement Skills 8-hour course and the NCCP Athletics BC's Run, Jump, Throw 15-hour course to community leaders, coaches, educators and parents in order to gain momentum around physical literacy programming and messaging for communities throughout British Columbia.Aspects of my portfolio included:• Developing strong and positive relationships with a variety of sport and healthy living partners to increase participation in physical activity. • Working with Provincial Sport Organizations, community partners, City of Kamloops Recreation Department, School District #73, Thompson Rivers University, health agencies and daycare providers to assess the community needs, build programs and services to enhance physical activity and sport.• Planning, developing and monitoring programs and camps aligned with the Canadian Sport For Life including XploreSportZ and Active Star programs• Working with community and provincial partners to implement physical literacy programs, sport development, leadership and support. This includes teacher/leader training, activation through schools, community sport, recreation and other delivery agencies.

As a Clinical Exercise Physiologist, I worked in a chronic disease management clinical exercise team setting with nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dieticians, fitness leaders and physicians: - Monitoring patients before, during and after exercise, - Promoting health behaviour change, - Supporting active goal-setting, - Providing information around resources in the community, - Instructing patients

As the Exercise Specialist Coordinator, I was responsible for organising, developing, monitoring and supervising health and fitness programs of a specialised nature (clinical exercise-based chronic disease management) in collaboration with Interior Health (Strategic Health Alliance). These included cardiovascular disease, pulmonary rehabilitation, diabetes, cancer, and primary prevention.The Exercise Specialist Coordinator position also involved:- Developing, coordinating, and conducting educational clinics and workshops focused on health, wellness, and chronic disease and; identify and analyse research on health and fitness programming and specialized populations and monitor trends and issues that influence program development.- Monitoring and assisting patients during exercise sessions, exercise instruction, assisting with intake/discharge of patients. - Responsible for hiring, directing, and evaluating contract instructors who teach programs or lead activities. The work also involves the requisition of supplies and equipment; maintaining records; preparing reports, brochures, and ads; and acting in a consultative capacity with public agencies, health agencies, and community groups. - Identifying community needs that relate to health and fitness programming, particularly specialized populations and creating opportunities to fill gaps within the community.- Preparation of reports based on the evaluation of health and fitness programs, events, and initiatives as requested by management.

Developing, organizing and coordinating active learning recreation programs, special events and activities for all ages and skill levels. Encouraging increased participation in physical activity. Hiring and evaluating contract instructors for these programs. Coordinating the City of Kamloops Public Skate and Drop In Hockey programs.Acting as the City liaison for the 'Seniors Advisory Committee' and the 'Youth, Children and Families Advisory Committee', which both report to Kamloops City Council. Recording minutes and coordinating these Committees.Requisition of supplies, maintaining records, preparing reports, brochures and advertisements for media including print, radio and television. Acting in a consultative capacity with public agencies and recreation groups.

• Promoting the Peer Coaching Program for Health Behaviour Change in Kamloops area through attendance at community events and hosting information sessions.• Recruitment, support, training and mentoring of new Peer Coaches to motivate participants to set and reach healthy living goals. • Recruitment and support of individuals participating in the peer coaching program.• Assist in identifying and matching peer coaches to participants in the community.• Closely monitoring work of the peer coaches, as well as communicating policies and procedures to support the coaching experience.• Assist the peer coaches to become knowledgeable about local and provincial resources.• Assist with the evaluation of the peer coaching program in Kamloops.

Development, implementation and promotion of sporting/recreation opportunities, events and participation across three campuses of Southern Cross University. Responsible for health promotion through an active lifestyle.Coordinating orientation activities, recruiting volunteers, managing clubs, societies and cultural events. Creation of marketing and advertising materials, brochures, posters and other promotional property.Management of Intramural Sporting Competitions. Responsible for promotion of increased physical activity.Facilitation of sporting team involvement in Australian University Sport (AUS) events, including sponsorship and fundraising, travel, accommodation, uniform arrangements, registration, accreditation and team management for the Australian University Games.Coordination of the Australian Sports Commission National Talent Identification and Development (NTID) program across three campuses of SCU.