The Exercise Physiologist is responsible for assessing patient health risks, needs, and interests. They will assist the RN with patient assessment on admission to the program and aid in the development of comprehensive individualized exercise programs. This role provides instruction for the safe and effective performance of exercise activities and promotes secondary prevention for individuals with cardiac disease to improve functional capacity and lower cardiovascular risk factors. The Exercise Physiologist demonstrates competence in age-appropriate patient treatment, individualizing care based on age-specific needs, and is proficient in using Scott Care telemetry to obtain accurate HR, BP, RR, and cardiac rhythm. They are also competent in the setup and operation of all monitoring and exercise equipment, planning, implementing, evaluating, and documenting patient education. Additionally, the role involves completing shift assignments for equipment maintenance, maintaining a safe and clean environment, seeking assistance/supervision/consultation as needed, and reporting any issues to their supervisor. Administrative support, such as assisting patients with registration, receiving phone calls, providing information on services, scheduling appointments, and organizing charts, is also part of the responsibilities. The Exercise Physiologist assists with quality control procedures.
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Career Level
Mid Level