7 a side rugby

Hey Guys,

The 7 a side rugby is Friday October 2nd!
Kirsty

Job Posting in BC

OmniRehab is looking for a motivated, outgoing and energetic Certified Athletic Therapist to take over in an established sports injury clinic.



OmniRehab is a multidisciplinary clinic that specializes in repetitive stress injuries, soft tissue injuries, sport injuries and athlete conditioning programs.


The role requires the individual to be able to perform injury education, prevention, assessment and rehabilitation of injuries and experience in athlete conditioning programs. The candidate should have some clinical experience, as they are responsible for the everyday operations of the clinic.



Typical Duties:

1. Manage sports injury clinic.

2. Hires and trains part – time and or student trainers to help in the clinic.

3. Write reports, billing to insurance companies, monthly invoices.

4. Orders and maintains an inventory and supplies.

5. Marketing and Advertising in the community.

6. Create and administer strength and conditioning programs.

7. Maintains client records.

8. Perform injury education, prevention, assessment and rehabilitation of injuries.

9. Evaluate and prescribe orthotics.



Required Experience:

CATA certified.



Recommended Experience:

Certified Sports First Responder.

Continuing education in soft tissue treatment techniques, muscle energy or other related disciplines. Experience in everyday clinic operations. i.e: insurance billing, keeping clinical records.


Location: Omni Rehab, 105 - 4400 Chatterton Way, Victoria, B.C.

Please email resume to : cgeofroy@hotmail.com



Closing Date: October 31, 2009

Job Posting

I am still looking for students to help me out with a 25 and 50 x-country race called Run for the Toad.

It is being held this Sat Oct 3 in Paris Ontario.

There are over 1200 runners at this race.

This is a great minor placement as well as a way to work in mult-medical event.

If interested please contact Surinder

Pro_therapy@yahoo.ca or call at 519.658.0690.





Surinder Budwal

Certified Athletic Therapist

Orthopaedic & Functional Bracing

Grand River Sports Medicine

Clinic: 519.571.7111

Cell: 519.658.0690

Fax: 519.571.8145

Job Posting

JOB Opportunity

DR NATHANSON IS LOOKING FOR A CERTIFIED ATHLETIC THERAPIST TO HELP HIM IS HIS BUSINESS. HIS CONSULTING BUSINESS HAS INCREASED OVER THE PAST YEAR. MANY OF HIS CLIENT ARE POST MOTOR VECHICAL ACCIDENTS.



HE WOULD LIKE THESE INDIVIDUALS TO BE PROVIDED WITH A HOME BASED EXERCISE PROGRAM



FOR MORE INFORMATION AND DETAILS CONTACT

DR. NATHANSON

@ 416-277-0816

Location: Rick Hansen S.S., 1150 Dream Crest Rd., Mississauga, ON.
Competition: 7-a-side Rugby - boys - junior and senior
Contact: Jason Richea (905) 567-4260 ext. 433
Time: 8:30-4:00 pm
$200/day (must bring your own supplies).

Speed Skating Contact

Here is the contact for the speed skating event.

Tania at:

tania@ord.ca

Job Posting

The Hill Academy is looking for a volunteer to come to morning (9/10ish) sport training. 1-2 times per week. Primary sports are hockey, lacrosse,
V-ball.
Located at the Vaughan Sports Village.
for more information contact Patrick Merrill at pamerrill@thehillacademy.com

Job Speed Skating

Hi Kirsty,

I'm contacting you once again regarding our upcoming speed skating meet on November 28th, 2009 ( a little earlier this year). I wonder if you could assist me in securing two First Responders for the meet in November, would need them from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The meet is at Century Gardens Recreation Centre at 340 Vodden St. E. Brampton and the honorarium is $120 per person, also meals are supplied.

Anyone interested can respond back to this email and it will be a first come first serve.

Thanks again for all you help!

Tania Ord
Meet Co-ordinator

Job Posting @ Sheridan

Athletic Therapy Technologist

Job Type: Full Time
Location: Brampton, ON, CANADA;
Job Category: Education
Date Posted: Sep 16, 2009

Posting available at;
http://jobs.workopolis.com/jobshome/db/sheridan.job_posting?pi_job_id=9464024&pi_search_id=603109734&pi_sort=POST_DATE&pi_curjob=3&pi_maxjob=29

Job Posting

Brampton Minor Football Association

All Myte, Tyke and Atom games are $40, Peewee games are $60

All away games have buses which leave from chingcousy park.

Sun Sept 27
Myte @ brantford 10am

Sat Oct 3
3 games at ching
12, 2 and 4pm

Sun Oct 11
Tyke @ Mississauga 2pm

Mon Oct 12
Myte @ brantford 11am

Mon Oct 12
Peewee @ brantford 7pm

Sat Oct 17
Tyke @ Cambridge 2pm

There will be other games once I know the playoff schedules.

Practices 6-9pm
Tues Sept 29
Tues Oct 6

Every Tues and Thurs starting Tues Oct 13 - Nov 21.

Contact Kimberly Borges @ borgeskimberly@hotmail.com

Job Posting

Hunt Fitness & Rehabiliation located in Midland Ontario are expanding again and require the services of a Certified Athletic Therapist to join our team of professionals. We offer a dynamic and fun working environment with a very attractive pay scale.

We are looking for someone who can provide treatment, exercise rehabilitation and conditioning exercise programs on a part-full time basis. Hours include early mornings, evenings and Saturdays. Visit our website for a complete facility tour, www.huntfitness.com. Please send resume and or call contact information below.



Tara Hunt

Owner/Operator

Hunt Fitness & Rehabilitation

282 King St. Midland, ON

L4R 3M6

(705)526-3481

www.huntfitness.com

huntfitness@bellnet.ca

Soft Tissue Mobilization Course

Soft Tissue Release Training Workshop



November 28-29 – Sheridan College – Davis Campus

CEU’s: CATA: 6.0 (also accredited with most provincial massage therapy associations - see website for all accredited associations)

Cost: Students $255 + GST/Professionals $295.00 + GST (includes a color illustrated workshop manual, course certificate and all Power Point notes).

Course Description:

Soft Tissue Release Training is the “father” of all the recent “Release” techniques.

STR is a combination of Myofascial Release, Therapeutic Massage, and Active Assisted Stretching. The technique involves applying precise pressure during a specific stretch performed in multiple planes of movement. The result: fast and permanent reorganization of scar tissue, the targeted muscle(s) return to the proper resting length, muscle imbalances are corrected, associated pain is decreased or eliminated altogether, and muscle performance is improved.

This two-day practical hands-on workshop covers the entire body, without the need to recertify every year. After completing the workshop participants will have the confidence and skills to properly apply the techniques to their clients immediately.

Registration and more information visit our NEW website at: www.softtissuerelease.ca

Tel: 905-688-7754. Email: jm.bilotta@sympatico.ca or visit www.softtissuerelease.ca

Hockey Job

Jr B. Hockey Team in Cambridge is looking for a student AT to cover games
and practices for the 2009-10 season. Student will be responsible for all
medical related issues for the players. They will have mentorship if they
wish from myself or Nathan should any issues come up. There is a physician
that works with the team and will help as well.

There is a 500-700 honorarium per month for working with this club.

All medical supplies will be bought by the team.

Interested students should contact Ryan Darcy GM and Head Coach at (519)
654-2325

Thanks

Surinder

Surinder Budwal
Certified Athletic Therapist
Orthopaedic & Functional Bracing
Grand River Sports Medicine
Clinic: 519.571.7111
Cell: 519.658.0690
Fax: 519.571.8145

Lacrosse coverage required

Progressive Sports Medicine is looking for a 3rd or 4th year student to cover Sr. Men’s Lacrosse Championships in Mississauga at the Hersey centre on October the 9th, 10 and depending how the team does the 11th. 2 games a day at $50 a game please call Michael Cook if interested at 905 336-7707 or email mike@progressivesportsmedicine.ca

Job Posting

We are the Science behind the Sport! Honsberger Physiotherapy places strong
emphasis on research and education to utilize proven methods and to create
clinical data to prove new techniques are valid.

We are a private multidisciplinary practice that is physiotherapist owed in
York Region. Its main locations are in Aurora and Markham with several
satellite locations throughout York Region. Our focus is in orthopaedics and
sports medicine and our approach involves addressing the body's biomechanics
as causes for injury. Our team currently consists of 8 physiotherapists, 4
athletic therapists and 2 massage therapists

Honsberger Physiotherapy is seeking a dynamic and motivated individual with
a dual background in athletic and massage therapy.

Characteristics of this individual would include:
 Capability to work in multiple environments  Enjoys the
progression of early injury management to return to sport  Proven
leadership skills and desire to grow in a leadership role  Ability
to think outside the box  An entrepreneurial spirit

We are offering:
 2 patient / hour flow rate
 Full time position
 Monthly In-services
 Education allowance
 Mentorship
 Access to Swimex pool, Kin Com, 3-D Kinematic Video Program and
Local Sports Event Coverage



To learn more:

Please email your resume to: efan@honsbergerphysio.com

Or

Fax to: 905-940-3631 Attention: Efan Gonsalves

________________________________________

Optimal Biomechanics

Efan Gonsalves BHScPT, CAT(C)
Clinical Director
Honsberger Physiotherapy & Biomechanics Clinic
105-675 Cochrane Drive
Markham, On L3R 0B8
(905) 940-2627
(905) 940-3136 fax

www.honsbergerphysio.com
www.sportsciencesinternational.com

Job Posting

Job Posting: Trainer/Therapist

Location: Calgary, Alberta



Closing Date: Oct 15, 2009

Start Date: Negotiable



Core Health Studio seeking dynamic, energetic, focused, independent, goal-oriented athletic therapist/trainer. Interested in exercised based rehabilitation within a private studio for personal training. We are an expanding clinic with exciting job potential in a variety of roles, which may include personal training, athletic Therapy, and clinical work. Must be interested in working with clients of all ages and athletic backgrounds, ranging from the child athlete to the elderly looking to increase quality of life through exercise. Must be willing to co manage many clients amongst a group of practitioners. Strong belief in quality of time, not quantity of clients.



Pay Rate: salary of $40 000- 60 000/yr

Flexible hours, great opportunity to learn.



Responsibilities:

-Run one on one and small group educational and fitness classes

-Prevention, care and rehabilitation of injuries

-Functional assessments

-Manual therapy

-Opportunity for personal training

-Gait and running analysis

-Postural therapy

-Performance enhancing programs and development

-Strength and conditioning

-Client education



Qualifications:



-Possess a degree in Athletic Therapy from an accredited university and have passed or working toward the Canadian Athletic Therapist (CATA) Certification exam



-OR-



-Possess a degree in Kinesiology from an accredited university

-OR-



-Possess a degree in Physiotherapy from an accredited university.




All Interested applicants should submit a resume to Jamie@physicalsolutions.ca

Job Posting

The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Centre is looking for 1 to 3 Certified Athletic Therapists to fill contract positions, with the potential for full time employment. The successful candidate(s) would be required to work Monday through Saturday with negotiable hours.

The University of Winnipeg Athletic Therapy Center is a multidisciplinary clinic that includes 3 Athletic Therapists, a Sports Medicine Physician and a Massage Therapist. The clinic is dedicated to a high standard of patient care as well as excellence in educating Athletic Therapy certification candidates in a practical setting.

For more information contact Jeff Billeck at 258-2969 or j.billeck@uwinnipeg.ca.

Please send resumes to:

University of Winnipeg

Athletic Therapy Centre

Duckworth Centre

Attention: Jeff Billeck

400 Spence St.

Winnipeg, MB

R3B 2E9

Sheridan STAR Program

The Recruitment Office is actively seeking STARS to represent each program for the 2009/2010 school year at the Davis Campus.
If you are: enthusiastic and knowledgeable about your program;
available to work on dates listed below;
in good academic standing (minimum GPA 2.5) and has completed one academic term;
able to demonstrate financial need, as STARS are mainly funded by The Work Study Program. The Work Study Program does NOT require that the student be OSAP eligible.
Please forward the following to andrea.sookhoo@sheridanc.on.ca by Thursday, September 24th:
candidate’s name
phone number(s)
email address You will be contacted by our office to arrange an interview, complete the required STARS application and confirm attendance at the scheduled events listed. Please MARK THESE IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2009 (DAVIS CAMPUS) Saturday, September 26th, 2009 H131 Davis Campus STARS Training Session Tuesday October 27th, 2009 Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, TORONTO
College Information Fair 2008 Saturday, November 21, 2009 Davis Campus Open House @ Sheridan! Discover Sheridan 2009 (March TBA) Davis Campus

More Jobs!

1. AT student/graduate needed for football at Assumption High School in Burlington.
Contact Ivan Yurgan at YurganI@hcdsb.org if interested.

2. Halton District School board is looking for high school football and field hockey coverage. If interested please contact Julie at julie.dickson@sheridanc.on.ca

3. Etobicoke Dolphins Bantam AA hockey organization is looking for a therapist to cover games. Honorarium unknown at this point. Contact Walter at 416-395-4986

4. Mississauga Bantam A hockey organization is looking for a therapist to cover games (average 2 per week). Honorarium unknown at this point. Contact Vern Perry at 416-974-3767

Rugby Tournament Needs Coverage

We got a call today in the clinic from Jason Richea at Rick Hansen Secondary School. They are hosting a rugby tournament on Friday, Oct. 2 from 8:30 to 3:30/4pm and he would like an AT to cover it. His number is 905-567-4260.

Run for the Toad

I am looking for anyone that can help me out at this x-country race.

RUN FOR THE TOAD

Sat Oct 3rd

http://www.runforthetoad.com/


It is a 25 and 50 km run and a 25 km walk at Pinehurst Conservation Park in close to Paris.
There will be more than 1200 participants in attendance.
Race starts approx 9 am and should wrap up by 5pm
We are running a mult-level medical system that will be at the event.

I am the medical director for this race and need a few people throughout the course and at the finish line to work with any individuals that may be in distress or need medical attention.

Please email me or call me if you are interested.

Thanks

Surinder

Pro_therapy@yahoo.ca

519.658.0690



Surinder Budwal

Certified Athletic Therapist

Orthopaedic & Functional Bracing

Grand River Sports Medicine

Clinic: 519.571.7111

Cell: 519.658.0690

Fax: 519.571.8145

Job Posting

Hockey Opportunity
Oakville Hornets Womens Hockey

Contact: Jeffrey Greg
Phone: 289-218-7136
Usually 1-2 games per week. Also tournament travel (expenses covered)
Honorarium: $1500.00 for the season

Job Posting

Job Posting

WATERPOLO
TORONTO GOLDEN JETS

Location is University of Toronto Pool
(Harbord and Spadina)
Teams plays provincially, with possibility of
national competition
Men and Women approx. 19-30 years of age
Looking for a therapist to come in
1-2 times per week
Also to travel to tournaments (expenses covered)
Please contact Julie if interested at Julie.dickson@sheridanc.on.ca

Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon

THE 2009 TORONTO SCOTIABANK WATERFRONT MARATHON:

NEEDS YOU


Time: September 27 2009 Sunday
Race starts at @ 7:30AM

Place: Downtown Toronto

Contact: Jason Piekarz CAT (c)
416-564-4736
jpkarz@sympatico.ca

This is a great event. A chance to meet great people and meet new colleagues. You will get a lunch, shirt and hat for being a volunteer.

Further details on their website
http://www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com

Free Half Day Conference in Hamilton, Sept. 25th!

Hello Everyone,

The Hamilton Arthroplasy Group is presenting the 12th Annual Day in Arthroplasty; "Everything you ever wanted to know about hip and knee replacement surgery!" on Friday September 25, 2009 from 8am - 1pm at Liuna Station Banquet and Convention Centre: 360 James St. North, Hamilton. I have placed a call to the group to see if registration is required in advance. If you're interested in looking at the agenda for the day, it is posted at www.hagrp.com.

Have a great weekend!
Kirsty

AT Welcome Back Partay!

AT WELCOME BACK THROW BACK PARTAY!


Us fourth years, along with some accompliced third years, have decided to welcome everybody all back that we’ve gone so far back….that we’re back in time!


In order to celebrate this extracurricular activity we’ve taken it upon ourselves to re-stage the movie 300 at 7 Timberlane, Saturday September 12th, 9pm.

The cost to become a true AT Spartan-10$ to simply cover your bubbly pop.

Attire: Women-Togas
Men-Red Capes
4th years-Crowns
3rd years-Swords
2nd years-shields
1st years-Attitude to conquer
**Must wear proper attire to be allowed in!** It’s important to participate in the extra-curricular welcome back activities!

Any questions at all-Call CSCHELL @ 905.808.8131

Job Posting

Do you want to be part of something big and exciting?
Do you enjoy working with a close knit team in a family-like environment?
Do you have the desire to work with a team of over 30
professionals at a leading multi-disciplinary sports medicine clinic?

Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre is a CARF and Canadian Physiotherapy Association accredited, quality-driven, multi-disciplinary rehabilitation company serving residents of Barrie, Angus and the surrounding areas since 1989. Our three clinics use client specific functionally-oriented active treatment programs to achieve our results. Clinics are staffed with fully qualified and experienced professionals including Registered Physiotherapists, Registered Massage Therapists, Chiropractors, Certified Athletic Therapists, Certified Kinesiologists, Registered Occupational Therapists, a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Psychologists and Sport Medicine Physicians and Orthopaedic Surgeons.

We are also very proud to be the official clinic of the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League, the Barrie BayCats Baseball team, the Barrie Lakeshore and Tornados Lacrosse teams and the Mariposa School of Figure Skating.

Certified Athletic Therapist
Sports Medicine is seeking a Certified Athletic Therapist for a clinic position. The successful candidate will be primarily responsible for Biodex testing and training in-clinic, in addition to client treatment as able. The position would be full-time at 35-40 hours per week. Previous Biodex and/or clinical and/or exercise prescription and training experience would be an asset. Additional Training will be provided.


Please send resumes and cover letters to:

Denyse Beaumont
Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center
Barrie, Ontario
L4N 9B3
Phone: 705-734-3340 ext 213
Fax: 705-734-9210
E-mail: dbeaumont@sportsmedicine.on.ca

Lab Groups

Please note that all lab groups will be posted in the Clinic Lobby (H118a) as well as the Anatomy Lab (H109) on Tuesday, September 8. The First Week Modified Timetable and Lab Groups will also be posted in these same locations.

The posted Lab Groups have been finalized; please look carefully at your assigned lab group and times for each lab.

First Day of Classes!

For the first week of school only, the Athletic Therapy Program will follow a slightly modified timetable. Please take note of the time and location of your classes from the schedule below for the first day of school, Tuesday, September 8, 2009. Any further modifications to the rest of the week will be announced at the Faculty Orientation session at 2pm in H131 on Tuesday.

YEAR ONE:
9am
Comp & Rhet for those with it on their timetable
2pm
Faculty Orientation Session: H131
3-5pm
Nutrition Lecture: H131

YEAR TWO:
8-10am
Anatomy Lecture: H107
10-11am
Emerg Lecture: H144
11am-1pm
Conditions Lecture: H144
1pm
Kit pick-up: H188a (Clinic)
2pm
Faculty Orientation Session: H131
3pm-6pm
Emerg Intensive: H144

YEAR THREE:
8am
A&R I Lecture: H188a
9am
Modalities Lecture: H118a
10am-12pm
Modalities Lab B: H118a
12-2pm
Modalities Lab A :H118a
*please follow regular lab groups for this Modalities lab only*
2pm
Kit pick-up: H118a and Faculty Orientation Session: H131

YEAR FOUR:
9am
A&R 3 Lecture:H140
10am-1pm
Anatomy Lecture: H107
1-2pm
Seminar: H131
2pm
Faculty Orientation Session: H131

Registration Requirements for Returning Students

If you are are a returning student requiring a modified timetable (ie. you are repeating a course) you need to meet with Loriann before you will be eligible to register. Appointments can be made with Loriann on Thursday, September 10 between 10:30am and 1:30pm. Please sign up for an appointment at the main desk in the reception area of H150. Once you have the necessary paperwork from Loriann, you will need to meet with June McLaughlin in the Registrar's Office to officially register. Tuition payments are to be made right after registration.

A.T. Orientation Session

On Friday, September 4 at 1pm, ALL Athletic Therapy students are invited to attend the Athletic Therapy Society Orientation Session. Please meet under the Athletic Therapy tents set up on the grass behind the cafeteria in the area of the BBQ. Lunch will be provided and official welcome back "Athletic Therapy Style" activities are planned for everyone once lunch is finished. Details on the afternoon and evening social will be available at this time.

Job Posting at Queen's

Queen's University Interuniversity Sports Program is looking for a qualified person to fill the role of Assistant, Athletic Therapy Services.
This would be 2 four month terms from:
ASAP to December 18th, and
January 4th to April 2nd

Work week is based on 35 hr week, the position will be required to work flexible with nights & weekends, the department allows the management of schedules on a flex time bases for additional hours.

Please note that only successful candidates will be notified.

Job Summary
Under the direct supervision of the Coordinator, Athletic Therapy Services, the incumbent is responsible to assist in the planning, coordination and delivery of athletic therapy services in the Athletic Therapy Clinic. Duties include; therapy coverage on-site during athletic events; assessment, management and treatment of athletic injuries; supervision, delegation, and education of student trainers; supervision of the Athletic Therapy clinic, prophylactic taping and bracing; verbal and written communication; maintenance of records

The position requires extensive collaboration with Coaches and other members of the Athletics and Recreation department to ensure the appropriate level of service and support is provided to inter-university teams. Participating as a member of the inter-university unit, the incumbent will assist in creating a departmental culture that embraces and supports athletes, coaches and teams in the pursuit of excellence and will contribute to the formulation of programs and services that support the holistic needs of inter-university athletes.

Revenue generation is a key strategic priority for Athletics and Recreation (A&R), the incumbent will assist the Coordinator, Athletic Therapy in gathering research and other related information to determine how the operation of the Athletic Therapy Clinic can contribute revenues to A&R. The incumbent will assist in the implementation and operation of the clinic in the business model developed.

The position reports directly to the Coordinator, Athletic Therapy Services

Key Responsibilities

- Supervision of the Athletic Therapy Clinic daily operations. Prevention of athletic injuries via prophylactic taping and bracing, education regarding training, etc. Recognition, evaluation, and assessment of acute and chronic athletic injuries. Designing rehabilitative programs, and incorporating therapeutic modalities (i.e. ultrasound, interferential current, TENS, muscle stimulation, etc) into these programs where required. Liaise with the Strength and Condition Coach regarding individual athlete program and the specific exercises that will speed recovery or aggravate the injury. Record keeping/documentation of assessment and treatment of athletic injuries. Referring athlete to further medical care/medical service as needed.

- Assist in the supervision, delegation and evaluation of student trainers. Educate student trainers regarding issues relevant to athletic therapy by providing regular educational sessions. Scheduling student-trainers to ensure sport event coverage.

- On field immediate care and management of injuries. Ability to provide immediate first aid and pre-hospital trauma care as required by the circumstances and to determine if further medical attention is required. On-site athletic therapy coverage of inter-university event which many include working in various weather conditions (i.e. rain, cold, ice, heat, etc.)

- Administrative duties (i.e. scheduling appointments). Reviewing annual medical information sheets. Knowledge of when to refer for complete medical evaluation. Evaluation and maintenance of annual records. Assisting in inventory management and ordering of equipment and supplies.

- Assist in the implementation and delivery of a business model for the Athletic Therapy Clinic, including duties such as scheduling assessment, conducting assessment, accounts receivable, coordinating daily, weekly and monthly financial reports, etc.

- Stay current with knowledge, trends and practices that are necessary to provide appropriate services in medical assessment, treatment, rehabilitation and other applicable areas within the scope of professional practice.

- Other duties as assigned by the Coordinator, Athletic Therapy and/or Manager, Inter-university Sport Program.

Note: Flexible work hours according to program or area needs will be required.

Required Background

- University degree in an area relevant to the duties of the position above. Specialize training in Athletic Therapy or Physiotherapy is required.
- Must be a Certified Athletic Therapist in good standing with the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association.
- Must be certified in C.P.R and St. John’s Ambulance.
- Previous related work experience (3+ years) and familiarity in working with athletes and coaches at a high performance level
- Consideration will be given for the equivalent combination of education and experience

Special Skills

- Excellent communication skills and strong interpersonal skills
- Must be service-oriented and be capable of dealing with a wide variety of constituents
- Knowledge of current theories and issues in the releveant health field is as required (i.e. rehabilitative practices, emergency protocols including oxygen administration and Automatic external defibrillation, prophylactic taping and bracing).
- Ability to supervise, organize and motivate part-time student trainers. Ability to facilitate groups of people to work towards, and succeed with, shared goals
- An understanding of student lifestyles and an ability to effectively communicate with student-athletes, coaches and administration is vital. Human relations, interpersonal and communication stills (written and verbal) are integral to this position.
- Ability to exercise discretion, good judgement, and solid decision-making
- Organizational skills and time management abilities are essential. The incumbent must be results oriented, and assist with the development, implementation and completion of projects/initiatives
- Ability to interact professionally and effectively with people at all levels (students, staff, coaches, Doctors senior, administration, faculty, alumni)
- Knowledge of computer software relevant to the duties of the position and ability to learn new software (i.e. Injury Tracker, Exercise Pro, etc)

This position requires on-site attendance at numerous athletic events. The individual must be prepared to work flexible hours including frequent evening and weekends as required.

Decision Making

- Ability to make critical and rapid health decision which may have an impact on an individual’s health and welfare and an impact on the liability of Queen’s University.
- Daily decision making based on medical/musculosketal assessments and the delivery of rehabilitative protocols. Creation of rehabilitative programs and the delivery of rehabilitative services based on daily medical assessments.
- Determine and recommend effective and efficient programs, policies and procedure for the inter-university unit
- Assist in the preparations of budgets and recommendations for equipment, supplies and services that are needed for the Athletic Therapy Clinic
- Decision on prioritizing one’s own duties and responsibilities
- Input into the evaluation of part-time student therapists

To apply, please send electronic cover-letter and CV (complete with references) to:
Vicky Wiltshire
vicky.wiltshire@queensu.ca