Fitness Certifications - Lecture #17 Flashcards

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What is a membership

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determined and controlled by parent organization (no regulations)

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Overseen and controlled by the certifying organization (no regulation)

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Certification

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What is meant by no regulation

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There’s no need to get a registration or license to be doing a certain profession and be called a certain job title.

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How is CSEP both Membership and Certification

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You can be a member of CSEP or you can have a certification from CSEP to work as a PT.

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5
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Registration

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national process overseen by independent professional organization

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Who is typically seen in registration

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People who qualified via national or provincial exams

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Licensure

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Established by provincial legislation (overseen by the government)

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What does a licensure tell someone

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Legal control of title and scope of practice (Legally allowed to call themselves physiotherapists, chiropractors, and do that job.)

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The only regulated profession is Kinesiology in Ontario

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These individuals are allowed to work and use their job title as kinesiologists so long as they are licensed and registered

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CSEP

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Known for providing personal trainer certification degree and you do not need your undergrad or degree for.

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Certified Exercise Physiologist (Under CSEP)

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Need degree for this.

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12
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ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine)

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Gives personal trainer certification with no education required.
- Health and Fitness Instructor
- Exercise Specialist
- Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologists

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Health and Fitness Federation of Canada

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CPT, and CEP which can both be done at York

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National Strength and Conditioning Association

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Most recognizable in sports; working with athletes and teams for strength conditioning

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What certifications come from NSCA

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CPT, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (degree required)

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CPTN (Certified Personal Trainers Network)

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Not that well known

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17
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CAN FIT-PRO

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Most PT’s at good life for example will have certifications from CAN FIT-PRO

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OFC (Ontario Fitness Council)

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CPT, offered at college level.

19
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Common thing about these certifications

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Easy to acquire; pay fee, do course, do the test and you get certified. (no degree)

20
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Which certification requires supervised hours?

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CSEP; required to be supervised and this helps strengthen the certification

21
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What is insurance coverage?

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The amount of risk and potential loss that occurs is protected by insurance

22
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Why does CSEP, HFFC, and OFC provide insurance coverage?

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When you pay a fee for the membership, it provides professional liability insurance which protects your business if a person you work with gets harmed and attempts to take legal action.

23
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How do you keep up with your knowledge after getting your certifications?

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Attend workshops to keep things fresh in your mind.

24
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What does industry recognized mean in terms of certification?

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The value of your certificates is based on the opinion of your potential employer or client

25
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Where opportunities are there for Kinesiologists

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Fitness, Ergonomics & Workplace Safety, Injury Rehab, Pain and Chronic diseases management, Disability Management, Health Promotion

26
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Where can we see Kinesiologists work?

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There’s a lot of variability:
Hospitals, Wellness Clinics, Schools/Colleges/University, etc.

27
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Kinesiology ACT 2007

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Kinesiology is a regulated health profession.
- It’s based on this provincial legislation + legal foundation

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How is Kinesiology overseen as a regulated health Profession

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A regulatory body (COKO for example), oversees memberships and how people practice.

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Difference between regulated health profession versus a certification program

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There’s more oversight in regulated, so people can search your name up and find out about you while people with certifications don’t have that much oversight.

30
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Scope of Practice

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What you can and can’t do

31
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What does the scope of practice of Kinesiology essentially say?

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The scope of practice is really broad (can’t prevent injuries promote health, etc.)

32
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Restricted titles in Kinesiology

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Not allowed to call oneself a Kinesiologists unless you have a certification proving you are one.

33
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How many steps are there to becoming a registered Kinesiologists?

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7 Steps

34
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What are the 7 steps to become registered

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1) Graduate with a Kine degree
2) Submit Transcript and Application
3) Complete Jurisprudence Module
4) Pass Exam
5) Background Check
6) Finish Registration
7) Maintain Ongoing PD and Insurance/Annual renewal

35
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How many times a year can you write the RKIN exam?

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2x a year

36
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Certificate Program: Fitness Assessment and Exercise Counselling

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Offered at York and must be second or third year completing 8 full or 12 full courses respectively

37
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What National certificates can you apply for with the Fitness Assessment and Exercise Counselling certificate?

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CPT and CEP through HFFC.

38
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What PKIN is required for the certificate?

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Personal Training

39
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Benefits of this York Certificate?

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Get experiential education working in the lab, doing fitness assessments, and assessments on physically demanding workers

40
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What is the other certificate program at York?

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Athletic Therapy

41
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Strengths of Athletic Therapy Program

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Good experiences working with different sports teams and assessing injury.