Kinesiologist

Duties and Responsibilities:

Kinesiologist help individuals cope with physical injuries and also work to manage, rehabilitate, and prevent disorders that impede movement.They are also the study of anatomy and mechanics of the human body. They focus mostly on the movement of the human body based of that they make predictions, on how to help. Applied kinesiology is considered "alternative medicine", and often utilized by chiropractors. Biomechanics are the kinesiologist  who help with physical injuries. Lastly, they help improve in performance in daily life and health.

Salary: $44,670 - $84,020 (average of 58,000 annually)

Education:  Bachelor's degree, doctor of physical therapy, license or certification in most states. Also, some degree programs may allow students to study towards a degree in kinesiology with options in health and exercise science, physical education and athletic training.

Demand For This Profession:  Growth of 21% to about 34% from 2014 to 2014.

Would you like to be one? Why or why not?:

I would like to be one because you get to see how a human's body works, then based on that you help out. Another thing is that I like helping others and learning new things and this job includes both because in the process of helping, you get to experience and learn new things.