Clinical Exercise Physiologist Job at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville in Brooklyn

Posted 6 days ago

baptist medical center jacksonvilleBrooklyn (NY)

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Resumen del puesto Responsible for Clinical patient treatment for Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehab patients involved in Phase I-III. Specific duties include new patient assessment, on-going patient assessment, development of Individual Treatment Plan(goal setting, education, exercise prescription/progression, and discharge planning), exercise supervision, and EKG monitoring/interpretation. Completes appropriate documentation/charges and communicates to physician as needed. Must have at least one of the certifications below, within 1 year of employment: Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist (RCEP) - ACSMCertified Exercise Specialist Certified Cardiac Rehab Professional (CCRP) Educación Obligatorio BSExperienciaPulmonary Rehabilitation Experience Clinical Cardiac Experience Licencia y certificaciónLicencia de conducir - DMVRegistered Clinical Exercise Physiologist (RCEP) - ACSMCertified Clinical Exercise Physiologist - ACSMCertified Cardiac Rehab Professional (CCRP) - AACVPRBasic Life Support (BLS) - AHAUbicación Nassau - Office Building B 1348 S 18th St Fernandina Beach, Florida, 32034 Chosen as the area's “Most Preferred” healthcare provider every year since 1990 according to theannual National Research Corporation study of Jacksonville area residents, Baptist Health rankshighest in the categories of Best Doctors, Best Nurses, Best Quality and Best Reputation.

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