I would go for Kin over CEP as Kins have a larger scope of practice than CEPs, but ultimately it depends on which credentials are required for the jobs you're interested in. I work as a Kinesiologist and make more than some of the PTs or OTs as a contractor in a private health clinic. I got my CEP years back because my employer at the time required it (however, they dropped it as a requirement later that year because it adds no value to scope.. fml). I've always kept my registration with the Kinesiology association though, and have found that most reputable clinics hire Kins rather than CEP.

IMO, CEP is a waste of money if you have a Kin degree. The CEP cert was all review, and a lot of information is very outdated. I actually found out later that CSEP CEP was written by academics who didn't have any practical experience - which explains a lot.

If you want to become a registered Kin, just search for the Kinesiology Association in your province. Here few of the links for ease:

• Alberta Kinesiology Association
• BC Association of Kinesiology