Cardiac Rehab Clinical Exercise Physiologist

Henry Ford Health; Wyandotte (MI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital seeks a Clinical Exercise Physiologist to join the Cardiac Rehabilitation team. You will evaluate readiness, conduct supervised exercise, and tailor prescriptions to promote long-term heart health, with options for telehealth where appropriate.

You will collaborate with physicians and advanced practice providers, educate patients on lifestyle changes, and support diverse populations including older adults with complex chronic conditions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or graduate degree in exercise science/physiology or related field.
• Experience in a clinical exercise setting highly preferred.
• BLS certification for healthcare providers.
• ACLS certification required within 1 year of hire.
• ACSM-CEP certification strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Guide patients through supervised exercise and individualized treatment plans.
• Conduct exercise stress tests and monitor ECGs, symptoms, and vital signs.
• Assess contraindications to exercise, obtain consent, and ensure patient safety.
• Provide education on exercise, lifestyle change, and disease management.
• Communicate progress and concerns to physicians and advanced practice providers.
• Offer physical activity counseling and support patient behavior change.
• Deliver compassionate care to diverse patient populations, including older adults and those with complex chronic conditions.

Skills

Cardiac rehab

ECG interpretation

Exercise testing

Patient education

Telehealth

Education

Bachelor's or graduate degree in exercise science/physiology

Job description

Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital seeks a Clinical Exercise Physiologist to join the Cardiac Rehabilitation team. You will evaluate readiness, conduct supervised exercise, and tailor prescriptions to promote long-term heart health, with options for telehealth where appropriate.

You will collaborate with physicians and advanced practice providers, educate patients on lifestyle changes, and support diverse populations including older adults with complex chronic conditions.