Kim graduated from the University of Winnipeg in 2013, where she majored in kinesiology, with a Bachelor of Arts. In 2015, Kim graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy

Kim became interested in physical therapy as a career early on due to an active sporting life and a few bouts of physiotherapy treatment herself. She became a physiotherapy aid at Vista Place Physiotherapy in 2011 and worked there for three years prior to beginning and while pursuing her Master’s degree.

Kim is very interested in the field of orthopedic physiotherapy and is pursuing her levels within the orthopedic education system after successfully challenging the level 1 exam. Since graduating, Kim has obtained her certification in acupuncture and has taken various courses related to assessment and treatment of various injuries. She is the secretary/treasurer of Sports Physiotherapy Canada – Manitoba Division, a national classifier for wheelchair rugby in Canada, and enjoys volunteering her time to promote the profession of physiotherapy throughout the city. In her spare time, she continues to play ringette, women’s league volleyball, beach volleyball, and slo-pitch softball.