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key securing system
A system which physically prevents access to keys when locks
or positive sealing devices are applied in a group lockout procedure.
kinesiologist
A person trained in the scientific study of the movement of
body parts, and who may work in diverse areas such as rehabilitation/exercise
therapy, ergonomics, and active health and fitness. The kinesiologist supports
the core treatment team by providing group and individual instruction regarding
physical reconditioning activities and functional conditioning tasks.
The kinesiologist provides group and individual education to clients regarding issues related to their recovery and return to work. The kinesiologist also assists the core treatment team in observing the client's activities and ensuring clients are progressing towards their specific goals.
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The kinesiologist provides group and individual education to clients regarding issues related to their recovery and return to work. The kinesiologist also assists the core treatment team in observing the client's activities and ensuring clients are progressing towards their specific goals.