Joshua A. J. Snow

Offering strong foundation in disability case management, eager to learn and grow in rehabilitation capacity. Brings ability to quickly grasp complex information and apply kinesiology expertise to benefit clinical teams and assist patients in their journey to becoming more functional. Ready to use and develop hands-on experience in assistive physiotherapy role.

• First Aid and CPR, 2024
• Licensed Pesticide Technician, 2022
• WHMIS Certification, 2020
• Suicide Prevention Training, 2020, Manulife Group Disabilities Department
• Food Health & Safety Training Certification, 2018
• Class G Drivers License, 2020

• Summa Cum Laude, 2019, University of Waterloo
• Dean's Honours List, Fall 2015 - Fall 2018, University of Waterloo
• President's Scholarship, 2016, $2,000, University of Waterloo
• CHCI Rugby Coach's Award, 2015
• CHCI Rugby MVP, 2013

• Passionate D&D Dungeon Master
• Story writer
• Miniature painter
• Bouldering
• Snowboarding
• Bonsai
• Italian Greyhound owner

Communication: Clearly explain job descriptions to my crew as well as listening actively to clients questions, concerns and requests

Interpersonal Skills: Develop and maintain positive relations with clients, maintaining professional and kind tone in all circumstances, in most job positions

Problem Solving: Developing plans to address various hazards or obstacles to performing my role including houses, pools, fences and decorations.

Critical Thinking: Identify the best method to carrying out my tasks to satisfy company standards in quality and productivity.

Active Learning: In most roles undergoing ongoing training and pursuing further education to enrich my knowledge and understanding.

Strength and Dexterity: Perform a very athletic and physically demanding job involving climbing trees reaching heights up to 100 feet, and lifting and carrying branches and logs up to and exceeding100 pounds.

Anatomical Knowledge: Detailed understanding of the various body parts and functions in relation to medical issues and injuries, muscle hypertrophy and fat loss, and form and technique for performing weighted exercises.

Patience: Working with clients to achieve an end product that they are proud of and satisfied with, both in Physical activities, and in tree and shrub care, which can take time and redoing work multiple times.

Teamwork: Both lead a team daily, and work as part of a larger company team to support one another and help each other to work safely, with enjoyment, and with results.

Analysis: Evident in reading and digesting of medical, employment and financial documents, exercise abilities and physical wellbeing, and tree risk assessment.

Creative Thinking: Required to hurdle obstacles with clients in an exercise setting, adjusting difficulty and body position according to clients deficiencies, disabilities or preferences.

Utilizing physics and equipment to effectively get heavy and large branches to the ground without damage to property.

Organizational Skills: Delegating tasks to crew members matching their abilities to function smoothly and efficiently to complete multiple work orders. Maintaining confidentiality and privacy whilst handling dozens of client’s information simultaneously whilst managing disability cases.