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Kim has lived and raised her family on the North Shore in British Columbia for over 25 years. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Science with a major in Kinesiology. She has worked as a clinical exercise therapist in chronic pain programs, community-based programs and as an occupational health consultant since the early 90s. Kim was instrumental in developing the addiction treatment program at Seaspan in 2006, including developing policies and procedures for accessing treatment, an addiction treatment benefit plan, and company-wide training. Outside her professional work, Kim enjoyed coaching community and high school sports for years and continues to be an avid fan of any sports her daughters play. She volunteers her time to many initiatives and events in her community, with a particular passion for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
