Share kinesiology knowledge with students at The King's University in Edmonton, Alberta, teaching sports injury management through lectures and hands-on activities. This part time, sessional appointment supports KINS336 during the Winter term of 2026-27. The course develops foundational knowledge of common injuries, their causes, assessment, management, emergency care, tissue healing, and rehabilitation. Students also study conditioning, nutrition, protective equipment, athletic trainers, and related legal and ethical issues.

Key Responsibilities
- Deliver lectures for KINS336 Sports Injury Management
- Facilitate hands-on activities supporting practical skill development
- Explain how common sports injuries occur and are managed
- Discuss conditioning, nutrition, and protective equipment
- Address psychological aspects and general medical conditions

Requirements:
- MA or PhD in Kinesiology or a related field
- Experience teaching post-secondary students or serving as teaching assistant
- Assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith Apply your academic preparation and post-secondary teaching experience to practical sports injury education at King's.

📌 Sessional Kinesiology Lecturer (Edmonton)
🏢 The King's University
📍 Edmonton