On this page, you will find all the information you will need as a practitioner. For example: What kind of insurance do I need? What are provincial kinesiology associations and how are they relevant to me? How can I advance my career as a Kin? And many more!
The Canadian Kinesiology Alliance is committed to supporting the advancement of kinesiology by supporting the ongoing professional development efforts of Kinesiologists.
Maintaining professional insurance provides peace of mind, whether it be for your home, your car, or your professional work.
On a national level, the CKA / ACK represents ten (10) provincial kinesiology associations (PKAs) that are member associations.
There are three ways for Kinesiologists to join the CKA, depending on the province or area in which you practise as a Kinesiologist. Academics and students are also welcome to join.
In preparation for annual national events where the CKA invites Kinesiologists to get involved in their province and community to increase awareness of the profession, the CKA provides promotional resources, materials, and tools to Kinesiolosists.
The CKA also provides, from time to time, documents and other material to help Kinesiologists in the promotion and delivery of their services.
Kinesiologists in Canada participate in the Continuing Education Standards Program (CESP) to ensure their professional practice is up to date. This system is vital because knowledge, experience, and educational requirements within the profession change, and our profession is expected to remain current.
The Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA) accepts responsibility for delineating the ethical behaviour expected of Kinesiologists and has developed and approved this Code of Ethics as a guide.
The code has been prepared by Kinesiologists for Kinesiologists. It is based on the fundamental principles of kinesiology, especially compassion, beneficence, non-malfeasance, and respect for persons. It interprets these principles with respect to the responsibilities of Kinesiologists to individual clients, their families, their colleagues, other health care professionals, and society.
Kinesiologists work in many different settings and provide a variety of services. Legislation of health services differs from one province to another. The context in which you are providing services will help determine the type of documentation required and how invoices are prepared and submitted.
WHO CAN ISSUE RECEIPTS?
WHAT SHOULD MY RECEIPT INCLUDE?
WHAT TO TELL MY CLIENTS TO GET REIMBURSED?
People looking for a qualified Kinesiologist advertise job positions with the PKAs and reach Kinesiologists who meet and support the professional standards. All professional practising members/affiliates are required to carry professional liability insurance, follow professional practice standards, and respect the code of ethics. Since Kinesiologists are governed provincially, we invite Kinesiologists to search for job opportunities on the PKA websites:
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