I best practices for science-based techniques working with Symmetrix clients in 1 on 1 sessions of exercise rehabilitation, personal training, and ergonomics. the leadership role in the clients health and wellbeing. As a team manager, I am responsible for overseeing my fellow kinesiologists schedules re: vacation, coverage; leading 1-2-1 meetings and quarterly reviews with each kinesiologist; lead weekly team meetings; reviewing Leads, Consults and Assessments; ensuring a consistent Client Journey: Health team updates, block booking, client onboarding and retention; hiring, onboarding and training new kinesiologists; accountable for staff birthday card/cake, team socials and inservices; reviewing operations and financial reports.

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Developing individualized, destination based strength and conditioning plans for clients; managing the events that took place by guiding fellow coaches

Injury rehabilitation/exercise therapy; Ergonomics/human factors; Active health and fitness; Biomedical applications; Rehabilitation equipment and technology; Research, disability/case management"Kinesiologists are human movement specialists that provide services to the public through the application of sciences such as anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and psychomotor behaviour. Kinesiology solutions are delivered through prevention, objective assessment, and evidence-based intervention." http://www.totaltherapy.ca/blog/what-is-a-kinesiologist/I currently manage a caseload 20-30 clients per week, including ICBC claims, private fitness clients, and rehabilitation services. I teach two a weekly core fitness classes and assist with the social media presence of the clinic. Several days per month I assist with front of house operations, including booking clients, responding to emails, and presenting a friendly, welcoming demeanor to all clients.

- Responsible for the oral comprehension and speaking skills of the English language for over 200 francophone students aged five to thirteen by creating and developing games and activities specific to the age and comprehension level of the students- developed the capacity to speak and understand the French language in nine months- participated in Toastmasters international, completing the first two levels in French

-Responsible for the daily recreational and fitness activities for 66 residents with a variety of abilities, including Parkinson's disease, Huntington's, acquired brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, and cerebral palsy-Organised bimonthly outings in the community, Friday "Weekend Warmups" with live music and performances

- Coordinated with medical doctors, naturopaths, physiotherapists, chiropractors, and registered nurses to address client’s health status, concerns, and goals; implemented preventative strategies based on their needs- Utilized specific fitness theories to coincide with client’s goals, which ranged between weight loss, strength gain, improved functionality in daily life, and increased speed or power for sport specific events- personal trained ten one-on-one personal training clients; also instructed spinning classes three to five times a week- maintained records for our executive medicals (annual exams that track visual acuity, hearing loss, physical fitness, and overall medical history) by editing medical dictations and performing all fitness related exams

Had one year experience as an Assistant Director of Public Relations before being promoted to Director of Health Promotions - Implemented biweekly video logs, health columns, online albums promoting and educating the campus population about relevant health topics- Organized and executed the staffing of shopping week in September 2010 and January 2011, a week of free classes for all students, staff, and faculty which required immense coordination and troubleshooting- responsible for the hiring, training, and camaraderie of four assistant directors, all new to the program

- Planned monthly information sessions about different types of alternative medicine by bringing in experts in the field, offering a free program to educate and inform the campus population about alternative health options - Participated in Club Fairs to promote the club

- Marketed and scheduled six weeks of activities for youth aged thirteen to eighteen- supervised and directed activities for forty youth who came into the "youth zone" on a daily basis, including outings to the planetarium, playland, the beach, local pools, and other community events using public transit

- Upheld residence standards to ensure the safety and security of the residents on the floor, building, and throughout Totem Park- Planned bimonthly programs to assist first years through their transition from high school to university, focusing on social support and integration into Vancouver- As a member of the health and wellness committee, ran Totem Bootcamp 1-2 times per week to bring fitness to the residents- High level of professionalism was required, liaising between the Residence Life Manager, Residence Coordinator, and high profile groups on campus such as the Wellness Centre, UBC Counselling, and the like

- Taught indoor cycling and functional fitness classes to golden age clients that were both safe and challenging, focusing mainly on daily life tasks- Supervised weight room while maintaining cleanliness and usability of the machines

- bank teller and receptionist- assisted with daily branch balancing