Physical & Health Education Teaching Jobs in Waterloo, Ontario — New Openings

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Provide front-line clinical mental health services and psychotherapy to 2SLGBTQIA+ students using anti-racist and trauma-informed approaches. Collaborate with campus partners and healthcare providers to support students' academic success and psychological wellness.

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The instructor will teach Teacher Candidates about the Ontario Junior/Intermediate Health and Physical Education Curriculum and related theories. Responsibilities include promoting mental well-being and examining the influence of culture on instructional choices for diverse populations.

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The instructor will teach Teacher Candidates about the Ontario Junior/Intermediate Health and Physical Education Curriculum and related theories. Responsibilities include promoting mental well-being and examining the influence of culture on instructional choices for diverse populations.

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The instructor will teach Teacher Candidates about the Ontario Primary/Junior Health and Physical Education Curriculum, focusing on physical literacy, safety, and sexual health. They will also provide instruction on mental health issues affecting K-6 students and promote mental well-being within everyday teaching practices.

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Assist the Coordinator in providing strength and conditioning expertise to interuniversity sport teams and monitoring the safe use of equipment. Design and implement yearly training plans and conduct physiological testing for high-performance varsity athletes.

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Responsible for the acute care, assessment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries for varsity student-athletes, including on-field coverage and clinical treatments. Additionally, manages administrative duties, coordinates with healthcare providers, and mentors student athletic therapy trainers.

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The instructor will teach Teacher Candidates about the Ontario Primary/Junior Health and Physical Education Curriculum, focusing on physical literacy, safety, and sexual health. They will also provide instruction on mental health issues affecting K-6 students and promote inclusive planning for diverse populations.