Exercise Physiologist -South
Job Summary
Join Community Health Network, where exceptional care is simply delivered. As an Exercise Physiologist, you will provide direct care to cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation patients to restore functional capacity.
About the Role
Community Health Network is committed to providing exceptional care backed by state-of-the-art technology, while also engaging in volunteer opportunities and benefits initiatives within the communities we serve.
Responsibilities
- Assure safe and appropriate instruction in monitored exercise
- Facilitate psychological adjustment to lifestyle changes
- Periodically review and adjust the plan of care for each participant
- Provide instructional activities targeting cardiac and pulmonary risk factor reduction and healthy lifestyle promotion
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science and Wellness, required
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), required
- Exercise Physiologist Certified (EPC), preferred
- Six months of experience in cardiac rehabilitation facility, required
- Possesses advanced knowledge of cardiac/pulmonary anatomy, physiology, hemodynamics, dysrhythmias and identification of life-threatening electrocardiogram changes
- Able to physically facilitate and support patients participating in the rehabilitation program in performance of exercise, by demonstration, as needed
Qualifications
- Knowledge of role of lifestyle modification in lowering cardiovascular risk factors
- Advanced knowledge of cardiac/pulmonary anatomy, physiology, hemodynamics, dysrhythmias and identification of life-threatening electrocardiogram changes
Benefits
At Community Health Network, we believe in building teams that deliver exceptional care through empathy, communication, and collaboration. We consider ALL an integral part of the exceptional patient experience. Join our Community as we make a difference in your community.
Skills
- Exceptional skills in providing direct care to cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation patients
- Strong knowledge of cardiac/pulmonary anatomy, physiology, hemodynamics, dysrhythmias, and identification of life-threatening electrocardiogram changes
- Ability to facilitate psychological adjustment to lifestyle changes
- Proficiency in providing instructional activities targeting cardiac and pulmonary risk factor reduction and healthy lifestyle promotion
Pay
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Schedule
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Benefits
Details on benefits are not specified in this posting.