Kinesiologist

Duties and responsibilities:

A kinesiologist helps patients cope with physical injuries and as well as manage, rehabilitate, and prevent disorders. They also demonstrate proper muscle movement to ward off further sprains and injuries.  A skilled kinesiologist can reduce the physical crick that a patient undergoes in his/ her postoperative days. Exercise kinesiologist study the effect of exercise on the human body functions.Biomechanics kinesiologists deal with patients suffering from physical disabilities that impair normal body movement.Psychomotor kinesiologists work to improve motor learning skills in patients suffering from neurological problems.

Salary: The median salary for a Kinesiologist is annually 56,980 dollars.

Education:

The education you need to become a Kinesiologist is to have a bachelor's degree in kinesiology. Even though postsecondary education subjects like anatomy, physiology, biomedical engineering, biomechanics, statistics, and psychology is not mandatory, it can be very useful.

Demand for this profession:

The projected growth for this profession is about 34% from 2014-2024.

Reflection: In my personal opinion I wouldn't want to become a Kinesiologist because physical fitness isn't really something that i want to be doing for a living. Even though it is a medical career it is something that i am not interested in.