Guide foundational sports injury learning at The King's University, bringing advanced kinesiology preparation and post-secondary teaching experience to Edmonton. The Faculty of Natural Sciences is hiring a part time sessional instructor for KINS336 in Winter 2026-27. Instruction addresses injury assessment and management using HOPS and SOAP, prevention strategies, emergency care, tissue healing, and basic rehabilitation. Course content includes head, spine, upper-limb, and lower-limb injuries, plus athletic training and medical considerations.

Key Responsibilities
- Instruct students in fundamental sports injury management concepts
- Teach injury assessment using standard HOPS and SOAP methods
- Explain basic prevention and rehabilitation strategies
- Cover injuries to the head, spine, and limbs
- Build practical skills for sport, exercise, and health fields

Requirements:
- MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related discipline
- Post-secondary teaching experience as instructor or teaching assistant
- Assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith Use your kinesiology credentials and classroom experience to teach practical injury management concepts in KINS336.

📌 Sports Injury Management Professor (Edmonton)
🏢 The King's University
📍 Edmonton