ISCO Occupation Group 2269.3 Kinesiologist
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Kinesiologist: Kinesiologists study and research the movement of the body; its muscles and parts. They analyse and use scientific data and methods to improve body motion, generally in humans, through an understanding of such areas as physiology, kinetics, neurology, and biology. They recognise the effects that some factors, such as body condition, have on motion and develop solutions to improve overall mechanics and mobility.
Essential Skills
- Neurology
- Biology
- Kinesiology
- Apply Safety Procedures In Laboratory
- Gather Experimental Data
- Nutrition
- Maintain Laboratory Equipment
- Apply Scientific Methods
- Kinetics
- Calibrate Laboratory Equipment
- Scientific Research Methodology
- Perform Laboratory Tests
- Kinanthropometry
- Perform Scientific Research
- Human Physiology
- Scientific Modelling
- Human Anatomy
- Biomechanics
Optional Skills
- Kinesitherapy
- Write Scientific Papers
- Prepare Lesson Content
- Develop Patient Treatment Strategies
- Occupational Physiology
- Develop Scientific Research Protocols
- Rehabilitation
- Assist In Clinical Trials
- Deal With Challenging People
- Archive Scientific Documentation
- Contribute To The Rehabilitation Process
- Create A Diet Plan
- Psychology
- Psychomotor Therapy
- Develop Scientific Theories
- Pathology
- Therapeutic Massage
- Biological Chemistry
- Attend Sports Training
- Exercise Physiology
- Osteopathy
- Assist In Performing Physical Exercises
- Perform Lectures
- Acupuncture Methods
- Provide Individual Exercise Programmes
- Ergonomics
- Assist Patients With Rehabilitation
- Write Research Proposals
Alternative Names
- Exercise Research Scientist
- Exercise Science Researcher
- Kinesiologists
- Biomechanical Kinesiologist
- Exercise Scientist
- Kinesiology Scientist
- Exercise Kinesiologist
- Exercise Researcher
- Kinesiology Researcher
- Kinesiology Science Researcher
- Psychomotor Kinesiologist
- Kinesiology Research Scientist
