Exercise Physiologist-Cardiac Rehab-Full Time
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Description
Summary
A professional, who assesses, plans, implements, coordinates monitors and evaluates patient care exercise and activities. Collaborate with other clinical associates and healthcare disciplines to meet individual needs using appropriate resources to ensure quality, safe, and cost-effective care. Nurtures a working relationship with physicians, nursing staff and other disciplines involved in the care of the patient/family.
Requirements
Bachelorβs degree in Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology, Physical Education or other health related field. BLS provider certification required.ACLS provider certification required.
Work Schedule
TBD
Work Type
Full Time
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