Exercise Physiologist

Georgetown Hospital System • Murrells Inlet, SC

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About The Position

Exercise Physiologist Are you passionate about quality and committed to excellence? Consider joining our Tidelands Health team. As our region's largest health care provider, we are also one of our area's largest employers. More than 2,500 team members at more than 70 Tidelands Health locations bring our healing mission to life each day. A Brief Overview The Exercise Physiologist is responsible for providing personal training services, wellness services, and exceptional health services including fitness assessments, exercise programming and guidance. The Exercise Physiologist is primarily responsible for providing fitness and wellness services, promoting themselves to potential clients, building rapport with members, and selling their advanced exercise knowledge and abilities. In addition, the Exercise Physiologist is also responsible for: providing members with an excellent customer experience; developing, implementing and promoting fitness and wellness events, seminars and programs; providing new member assessments, re-assessments and programs; and other duties as assigned to provide an excellent customer experience. Must be able to effectively demonstrate all fitness equipment and exercises on both land and water. Highly stressful workload due to multiple demands simultaneously.

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Physiology, Health or Fitness related field.
• Prior experience as an EP.
• Advance knowledge in exercise prescription required
• Exemplary customer skills required
• Basic Life Support Certified - American Heart Association is required within 30 days of hire. Recertification every two years isRequired

Nice To Haves

• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support Certified - American Heart Association
• AAFAA, ACE or other nationally recognized Personal Training certification

Responsibilities

• Closely analyzing a patient’s medical history to assess any potential risks that exercise may pose.
• Performing fitness and stress tests on patients to determine their strengths and limitations, as well as the most appropriate starting point for a fitness program.
• Measuring and monitoring patient vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, heart rhythms, and oxygen levels.
• Educating patients about their injuries and health conditions, such as lung disease and diabetes, and providing information about how to stay healthy.
• Teaching patients how to perform exercises safely and effectively.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Number of Employees: 501-1,000 employees