Candidate Data Appearing in the Ballot

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BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

Employment history (Begin with your most recent employment and list all others. If you are not working, please type "N/A" in the appropriate space.)

Job Title	Employer	Start/End Date
Ergonomic Specialist/Wellness Consultant	Centennial College	April 15, 2013 - present
Athletic Therapist t/First Aid Instructor	Back On Track Active Rehabilitation Services	April 2009 - present

Previous participation in professional associations (Related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Certified Athletic Therapist	Canadian Athletic Therapist Association	December 1, 2002 - present

Other community involvement (Not related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Head Athletic Therapist	Team Canada Cheerleading	march 2013- present
Cheerleading Coach	York University	1996-2017
Crisis Peer Supporter (Ontario Athletic Therapist Association)	CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management) Assisting Individuals in Crisis	2017 - present

Candidacy Statement:


Hello,
My name is Corby Anderson and I am seeking your nomination in district 4. I have ben a a member of CKO since 2013. So, why I do I feel I have a lot to offer the CKO and the members in my district? I believe more than ever that kinesiologists play a critical role in getting people not only active by more independent. The pandemic has taught us all that there is a need to work across different healthcare sectors to achieve overall wellness. I believe that I can advocate for that as I have had the opportunity to work across may sectors in my career, both a Registered Kinesiologist and an Athletic Therapist. Currently, my I am working in the college setting using my skillset to not only minimize injury in the workplace and enable employees to have a better work-life balance. This requires me to work with various parties and stake holders to minimize risk and adhere to polices outlined by the college. Since, the CKO's primary provide practice standards and guidelines to support kinesiologist and well as protect the public, I feel that my experience can help foster these relationships and bring greater awareness to our profession. I also strongly believe that if we can share our experiences, we can make grow the profession. Overall, I believe that as kinesiologists, we have more to offer and I would be honored to be part of that process. Thank you,

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BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

Employment history (Begin with your most recent employment and list all others. If you are not working, please type "N/A" in the appropriate space.)

Job Title	Employer	Start/End Date
Registered Kinesiologist	Totum Life Science	2005-2015
Registered Kinesiologist	The Yorkville Club	2009-2012
Registered Kinesiologist	Self-Employed	2005-Present

Previous participation in professional associations (Related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Communications Director	OKA	2005-2007
Vice President/President	Association of Registered Kinesiologists of Ontario	2017-2021

Other community involvement (Not related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Honours Diploma	Communications - Centennial College	1992-1995

Candidacy Statement:


I am motivated to do more for the profession. Using my strong communications skills, experience and specialized educational background in communications studies, I feel I would be a strong advocator acting on behalf of the professional community at large. I enjoyed volunteering with the OKA very much during the exciting period of achieving our regulatory status during 2005-2007, however I feel that although this was an astounding achievement, more work still needs to be done to solidify our value to all stakeholders. Kinesiology and Health Science are not just my profession and passion in life, they are my life. What we do is what has kept me sane, thriving and healthy all of my life, long before I began studying my formal degree. I am forever grateful for the many gifts the science of human movement has given to me. I would like to instill this value of our profession into everything we do, paying special attention to ensuring all stakeholders feel and understand this same high value of our profession in unison. Having said this, how can I help you and our profession? This is my very open-ended question to ALL of YOU, as for the answers -- I am all ears. I can't wait to hear from all you and to be able apply everything there is within me I can to help grow our profession beyond our wildest dreams.

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BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

Employment history (Begin with your most recent employment and list all others. If you are not working, please type "N/A" in the appropriate space.)

Job Title	Employer	Start/End Date
Private Practice - Registered Kinesiologist	self-employed	June 1998 - present
Development Support Itinerant EA	Waterloo Region District School Board	September 2006-present
Kinesiologist	Physiotherapy One	April 1993-June 1999

Previous participation in professional associations (Related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Professional Member - Director-at-large	OKA	1993-1994
President	OKA	1995
Past President	OKA	1996

Other community involvement (Not related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Professional Member	Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care	2021

Candidacy Statement:


Jane is the founder of a practice offering client centered, specialized in-home movement programs and group programs to children, youth and adults. Her professional experience, privately and in the education system, has fostered a strong work ethic, proven organizational and leadership skills and effective communication skills, working cooperatively and effectively within a team. Jane has a genuine interest in collaborating with council members of the College of Kinesiologists of Ontario. She is eager to be involved in discussions and decision-making that impacts the profession as well as the patients/clients of Kinesiologists. This year Jane has had the privilege to serve on the Quality Assurance Committee as a non-council member. She is committed to continue to help Kinesiologists exhibit knowledge and up-to-date skills ensuring patients/clients receive the best possible care. As a non-council member, Jane is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate and identify relevant, evidence based knowledge and programs of the varied professional interests of Kinesiologists. As Kinesiologists, we have a responsibility to strengthen our professional skills, positively impacting the individuals we support. Throughout her career she has continued to learn and expand professional skills and knowledge to serve her clients to the best of her ability. She is prepared to continue this focus and commitment as a council member. Jane is excited by the opportunity to collaborate with council members, support the advancement of the profession of Kinesiology to best serve the interests of patients/clients and to honour the College and its mandate.

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BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

Employment history (Begin with your most recent employment and list all others. If you are not working, please type "N/A" in the appropriate space.)

Job Title	Employer	Start/End Date
Team Lead - Fitness, Wellness & Injury Prevention	LIV North	June 2010-Present
Clinic Co-Owner	Livewell Exercise Clinic Oakville	June 2018-Present
WITS Personal Training Certification Instructor	York University	Sept 2016-December 2017

Previous participation in professional associations (Related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Professional Standards Program Committee Member	CSEP	January 2015-October 2017

Other community involvement (Not related to kinesiology)

Position	Association/Organization	Start/End Date
Health, Wellness & Fitness Program Advisory Committee Chair	Mohawk College	2012-May 2021
Track & Field Coach	Hamilton Olympic Club	2015-Present

Candidacy Statement:


I have served on the College's board for District 5 since the Fall of 2017. Over this period, I have served on the ICRC committee, Patient Relations committee, Specialties committee, and currently serve as chair of the Registration committee. In other organizations I have served board member roles, as well as chair and vice-chair roles which have provided me the opportunity to learn and facilitate proper governance.

As a kinesiologist, I have practiced injury prevention, cardiometabolic rehabilitation, and now perform a supervisory role that builds the growth and development of current and future kinesiologists while managing a corporate wellness program. I also co-own a private practice that employs kinesiologists that serves the public in preventing and managing chronic health conditions. The ownership has taught me the intersection of financial, marketing, and clinical skills as well as the need and ability of regulated health professionals to protect the public.

I believe my experience with the College as well as my broad knowledge as a kinesiologist make me an ideal candidate to represent District 5 in the College’s mandate to protect the public. If elected, I look forward to continuing my service on committees and the board.