Kinesiologist

Kinesiologist

Duties and Responsibilities:

They work with patients that suffer from limited physical movement. They also work to manage rehabilitate, and prevent disorders that impede movement. They demonstrate proper muscle movements to ward off further sprains and injuries. A skilled kinesiologist can, through prescribed muscle movements, reduce the physical crick that a patient undergoes in his/ her postoperative days.

Salary:

  35,234-96,958

Education:

  They are required a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, master's or doctoral degree. They also offer training along with certification and license. Kinesiologist need to have a license in order to practice professional massage therapy in certain states.

Demand for this profession:

  A kinesiologist must possess a thorough knowledge of the basic movements of human body, tissues, anatomy, and physiology. Therapeutic techniques can be picked up through hands-on training programs. Good communication skills and a friendly nature are extremely necessary when it comes to expanding the client base.

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Reflection: Do you think you would like to become one? Why? Why not?

  I think I would like to become one because you get to help others in order for them to become healthy. Another thing is that you get to make them happy because they must struggle on daily basis. Lastly you also choose the right because you are being helpful.