Erin is an active member of the British Columbia Association of Kinesiologists (BCAK) and the Canadian Kinesiology Alliance (CKA).

About

About Erin

Erin Lee, the primary consultant for New Vitality, graduated from the University of Alberta in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. Kinesiologists are experts in the area of human movement, and their practice is based on the core sciences of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and psychomotor behavior. Before moving into injury prevention, Erin helped individuals recover from workplace injuries in a clinical setting in Calgary, Alberta. During these years, Erin was exposed to the insides of major manufacturing facilities in a wide variety of industries from steel fabrication to food slaughtering, processing & packing. Erin also had the opportunity to work directly for the Worker’s Compensation Board of Alberta, and gained a thorough understanding for the significant financial impact inflicted on industries with high injury rates. Seeing first-hand the results of not taking preventative measures, Erin was inspired to shift her focus to injury prevention and ergonomics. In 2005, Erin joined the Vancouver Island Health Authority where she facilitated injury prevention assessment, training & programming. In 2008, Erin launched New Vitality, an ergonomic consulting practice, to share her expertise with businesses, organizations & individuals. Today, Erin is excited to bring together her knowledge of prevention and active rehabilitation to help provide the best injury prevention strategies possible to her clients. Erin understands the frustration related to workplace injuries, on behalf of all parties, and is passionate about helping her clients find a solution.

What We Do

We provide solutions to keep people happy, comfortable, and productive at work.

Who we help

You! We welcome the opportunity to work with all organizations, companies and individuals requiring injury prevention support. From administrators to nurses, welders to housekeepers, there are solutions to help any worker in need.