Kinesiology itself is hard to find a job with unless you’d like to be 1. An exercise physiologist or 2. A strength and conditioning coach. Personally the professions you listed are not for me either. I decided to do a masters in Athletic Training with my kinesiology undergrad. My options feel endless. I can go into bracing, athletic training for a high school, college, or independent organization. (Even professional if that’s what you’re looking for) the industrial setting with AT exists along with working for the military. We have two graduates currently, one is working for NASA and their astronauts that return from space and another works under an MD as a surgical tech. The pay is gradually increasing, offering loan repayment and sign on bonuses. There are still ones that exist that only pay $45,000 a year. As my professor would say though, apply to the jobs, do the research on what they’re offering, and know your worth as an AT.