Sessional Instructor Kinesiology Academic Position: Part-Time Instructor

The King's University; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 83,000 - 124,000; Part time

Job summary

The King's University in Edmonton, Alberta, seeks a Part-time Sessional Instructor in Kinesiology for the Winter term of the 2026-27 academic year. You will teach KINS336: Sports Injury Management, aligning lectures with hands-on activities and assessments for undergraduate students.

Ideal candidates hold an MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related field, have post-secondary teaching experience, and assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith. The position remains open until filled.

Qualifications

• MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related field.
• Post-secondary teaching experience as either a primary instructor or teaching assistant.
• Assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith.

Responsibilities

• Deliver KINS336: Sports Injury Management lectures and hands-on activities.
• Assess and evaluate student performance using standard methods (HOPS, SOAP) and provide feedback.

Skills

Teaching experience (higher education)

Education

MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related field

Job description

The King's University offers an exceptional liberal arts education from a Christian perspective. Located in Edmonton, Alberta, King's serves students from across Canada and around the world. Join a dedicated team who have a desire and common mission to see students grow in a dynamic and nurturing Christian environment. People who love working and succeed at King's serve God gladly, work collaboratively, think creatively, and embrace diversity.

Sessional Instructor: Kinesiology (Part Time, Sessional)

POSITION SUMMARY

The Faculty of Natural Sciences at the King's University is seeking a sessional instructor in Kinesiology for the following courses in the Winter term of the 2026-27 academic year.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

KINS336: Sports Injury Management MWF 11:00AM - 11:50AM This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of preventing, assessing, and managing common sports injuries. Topics include the role of athletic trainers, legal and ethical issues, and basic injury prevention strategies such as conditioning, nutrition, and protective equipment. Students will learn about different types of injuries, how they occur, and how to evaluate and manage them using standard methods like HOPS and SOAP. The course also covers emergency care, tissue healing, and basic rehabilitation techniques. Injuries to the head, spine, upper and lower limbs will be explored, along with psychological aspects and general medical conditions. Through lectures and hands‑on activities, students will build foundational knowledge and practical skills for working in sport, exercise, or health‑related fields.

QUALIFICATIONS

• MA or PhD in Kinesiology or related field
• Post-secondary teaching experience as either a primary instructor or teaching assistant
• Assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith

A condition of employment is assent to the University’s Christian Statement of Faith found at:

Position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

The King's University respects, appreciates and encourages diversity. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals including members of visible minorities, Indigenous, First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples and persons with disabilities. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority.