Kinesiologist (Clinical)

Job summary

Maintain accurate member records, assess fitness and vital signs, and create and update individualized exercise programs based on members’ health histories, abilities, and goals. Lead and coach exercise sessions, support healthy habits, respond appropriately to symptoms, and communicate with other healthcare professionals when needed.

Job details

LIVE WELL Exercise Clinic | New Westminster & Langley, BC | Part-Time or Full-Time About the Role: This is prefereably one full-time position, with your hours split part-time between our New Westminster and Langley clinics. You'll work in person at both locations each week. About UsLIVE WELL Exercise Clinic is a medical fitness clinic with 12 locations across Canada, including 9 in BC. We specialize in chronic disease prevention and management, offering personalized exercise, health education, and health coaching in a small-group setting.We're looking for an experienced Clinical Kinesiologist to lead exercise sessions at our New Westminster and Langley clinics. The right candidate is organized, energetic, and approachable, and enjoys working with middle-aged and older adults. Why Join Us Work in the health and fitness industry. Work with a wide range of clinical conditions. What You'll DoKeep accurate member records, including medical history, medications, goals, and coaching notes. Take resting and exercise blood pressure and heart rate. Complete postural and fitness assessments. Create and update a program for each member based on their fitness level, function and mobility, goals, and medical history. Coach and educate members toward adopting healthy habits. Manage symptomatic members appropriately. Write consult notes to other health care professionals as required. Demonstrate, cue, and correct exercises. What You Bring A degree in Kinesiology or Exercise Science. A minimum of 3 years of experience as a Clinical Kinesiologist (not general population work). A Clinical Exercise Physiology certification (CSEP-CEP or ACSM CCEP), or demonstrated competency and willingness to self-study to earn it within six months of hire. Valid CPR/AED and First Aid certification. Strong interpersonal skills. Direct experience in an exercise setting with clinical populations and older adults. Experience with neurological and rehabilitation populations, including clients living with conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and Cerebral Palsy, and clients with mobility or rehabilitation needs. You can adapt exercise programs safely to each person. Advanced emergency and first-aid training, such as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) licence or Advanced First Aid Attendant experience. Many of our members are older adults, so this helps you recognize and respond to potential emergencies during sessions. A manual therapy background. Hands-on experience with muscles, joints, and movement patterns sharpens your eye for movement dysfunction and muscular imbalances, and helps you explain technique clearly and build trust with members. A blended skill set that combines kinesiology, rehabilitation, manual therapy, and emergency-care experience into a practical, member-centred approach. Compensation & Details Pay: $22.00 to $33.00 per hour, based on experience and credentials Work location: in person at both our New Westminster and Langley clinics Commute: you must reliably commute to both New Westminster and Langley, BC, or plan to relocate before starting. Requirements added by the job poster • Bachelor's Degree • Authorized to work in Canada • First Aid Training

What you’ll do

Maintain accurate member records, assess fitness and vital signs, and create and update individualized exercise programs based on members’ health histories, abilities, and goals. Lead and coach exercise sessions, support healthy habits, respond appropriately to symptoms, and communicate with other healthcare professionals when needed.

Requirements

Requires a degree in Kinesiology or Exercise Science, at least three years of clinical kinesiology experience, and current CPR/AED and First Aid certification. Candidates must have experience with clinical populations and older adults; a CSEP-CEP or ACSM CCEP credential, or willingness to earn one within six months, is required, along with the ability to commute to both clinic locations.

Listed skills

• interpersonal communication · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Clinical Exercise Programming
• Exercise Assessment
• Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Monitoring
• Clinical Population Exercise Coaching
• Older Adult Exercise
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Exercise Adaptation
• Member Recordkeeping
• Health Coaching
• Exercise Demonstration and Cueing
• Symptom Management
• Clinical Documentation
• Manual Therapy
• Emergency Response
• Interpersonal Communication

Job areas

• Healthcare
• Sports & Recreation
• Security & Safety