Teach sports injury management at The King's University in Edmonton, Alberta, using kinesiology expertise and hands-on instruction. This is a part-time sessional appointment.
The Faculty of Natural Sciences seeks a sessional Kinesiology instructor for Winter 2026-27. The course covers injury prevention, assessment, management, emergency care, tissue healing, and rehabilitation. Students examine athletic training, legal and ethical issues, psychological aspects, and common medical conditions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach KINS336 Sports Injury Management during the Winter term
- Introduce fundamental concepts of sports injury prevention
- Teach standard HOPS and SOAP evaluation methods
- Cover emergency care, tissue healing, and rehabilitation techniques
- Explore injuries affecting the head, spine, and limbs
Requirements:
- MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related field
- Post-secondary teaching experience as primary instructor or teaching assistant
- Assent to the University's Christian Statement of Faith
Bring kinesiology expertise, teaching experience, and sports injury knowledge to KINS336 at The King's University.
Kinesiology Sports Injury Instructor in Edmonton employer: The King's University
The King's University is an outstanding employer that fosters a collaborative and nurturing work environment, dedicated to the growth of both students and staff within a Christian framework. Located in Edmonton, Alberta, employees benefit from a comprehensive compensation package, including competitive salaries, generous vacation time, and opportunities for professional development, all while contributing to a mission-driven organization that values diversity and creativity.
