Provides timely reviews of reports in the WSIB Specialty OWN Program for quality and consistency, as well as ensuring they are in line with Lifemark and funder standards. Liaises with clinicians across Ontario to discuss reports and provide guidance and feedback. Reviews worker information and previous assessments to assist clinical staff in understanding and interpreting functional restrictions and limitations. Aids clinicians in the process of making clinical recommendations, as well as how to use report tracking tools, and standardized formatting.Facilitated Ontario-wide presentations for OWN clinicians on Compliance and the Importance of a Home Program in November 2020, and on Complicated Files and Communication in January 2021.

Coordinates case management and exercise programming for WSIB OWN Specialty Neuro and MSK Program clientsLiaisons with WSIB and OWN Specialty clinics regarding client care, program planning, and return to work planningCreation and administration of cognitive and physical work hardening programs for RTWMentor and preceptor for fourth year Western University kinesiology students and for high school co-operative education students from 2019 to 2020Workwell FCE TrainedAssists physiotherapists with case management and exercise prescription for clientsResponsible for a clinic product ordering and supply for both clinic use and retail

Facility access including opening and closing the Western Student Recreation CentreCustomer service by providing Sports and Recreation Services members and guests with a high level of front-line customer service.Communication between all SRS divisions, Associates, Coordinators and our members.Sales functions through membership sales and program registration.Selection and orientation of new team members in association with the Coordinator. Participation in interviews, assisting at staff training and facilitating “professional development” segments of monthly staff meetings.Performance feedback in regards to Associates to the Coordinator.Equipment and supply monitoring including notifying Coordinator when supplies are low.Policy and procedure enforcement to ensure a pleasant experience for all members. Promptly reports problems to appropriate personnel.Problem-solving for issues that arise within the facility.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment.Ability to adapt and problem solve on a daily basis.Self-motivated, punctual, and responsible.Team-oriented.Received Shift Leader of the Month award in May 2018 and November 2018.

Exceptional customer service to ensure that all members have a great Recreation Center experience!Checking in an checking out equipment, as well as equipment rentalsEquipment sales (locks, swim goggles, birdies, squash balls, etc.)Manage bookings for squash courtsTowel service sales and towel rentalsDoing laundry of massage linens and soiled towelsTaking inventory of all itemsHelping to open/close the gymAttended NIRSA Lead-On Student Recreation Conference in September 2017 which was held at Western University. Received staff of the month recognition in June 2017 and September 2017Recipient of the first annual WSRC Wellness Promotion Award in 2018

Creating and executing lesson plans for children ages 4-14 and all skill levelsConducting testing and writing report cards to monitor the child's progressIn some cases, works one-on-one with children who require special assistanceLiaison with parents and caregivers regarding their child's progress and any difficulties they may be having with the classDealing with child injuries and filling out incident reports

Coaching pre-competitive gymnastics for children aged 4-8- Creating and executing month long lesson plans, as well as year-long goals- Helping to physically and mentally prepare children for the competitive program while still maintaining a fun and save environment- Teaching proper body positioning for core gymnastics skills such as handstands- Following the Junior Olympic routine requirements, as well as teaching the children the routines and helping to perfect them- Preparing the children for an end of the year competition held at the gym, in which they present level 2 Junior Olympic routines and are judged by fellow coachesCoaching recreational gymnastics for children aged 2-14- Executing lesson plans and ensuring safety and fun for all participants- Conducting testing and writing lesson plans for the children- For older children, creating and teaching routines for the children to perform in a mock competition held at the gym- Assist with administrative work, including class registrations, birthday party registrations, food and drink sales- Dealing with injuries and filling out incident reportsCoaching gymnastics summer camp ages 5-15- Planning and executing activities throughout the gym, including activities and games on all 4 events, as well as active games on the floor- Supervising lunch and snack times, and when necessary checking lunches for allergens- Supervising group walks to the nearby wellness center for group swims, as well as supervising up to 6 children in the pool- Leading craft activities throughout the day- Dealing with injuries and writing up incident reports- Won Coach of the Summer Award in 2015Also has experience coaching acro for dance.

Ran the TD Summer Reading Program at 2 libraries in the Cavan area, helped to promote literacy in a fun environmentCame up with a rewards system to encourage reading for the children in the communityCreated and led a summer programming schedule to promote fun and learning at the libraries- examples of these programs included storytime, kindergarten readiness, craft time, drama hours, as well as science timeCreated theme weeks, and organized all programming around that themeOrganized a beginning and an end of summer party for the children in the communityTook statistics of how many children were attending each program throughout the summerFiled an end of summer report to reflect on the successes of each program, and some difficulties that were encountered throughout the summer, as well as making some suggestions for future summer coordinators