Clinical Exercise Physiologist - Cardiac Care

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 53,000 - 88,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking an experienced Exercise Physiologist to evaluate patients, perform comprehensive physical assessments, and direct patient care under the Nurse Manager at The Miriam Hospital in Providence. The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology or a health-related field, CPR certification, and ACLS certification (may be obtained within six months).

Candidates should have 2–3 years of related clinical experience, with duties spanning EKGs, education, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology or health-related field.
• Current CPR certification required.
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification required or may obtain within six months of appointment.
• 2–3 years progressively responsible Exercise Physiology experience in a patient-care setting.

Responsibilities

• Performs comprehensive evaluation and physical assessment of patients.
• Obtains history and pertinent diagnostic data from medical records.
• Performs clinical activities such as EKGs, IVs, vaccines, and patient education.
• Communicates assessments to attending physicians and contributes to care plans.
• Maintains patient records and updates care plans as needed.
• Assists with equipment maintenance and daily operations of the Cardiovascular Institute.

Skills

CPR certification

ACLS certification

Exercise physiology

Patient assessment

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Physiology or health-related field

Tools

EKG

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking an experienced Exercise Physiologist to evaluate patients, perform comprehensive physical assessments, and direct patient care under the Nurse Manager at The Miriam Hospital in Providence. The role requires a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology or a health-related field, CPR certification, and ACLS certification (may be obtained within six months).

Candidates should have 2–3 years of related clinical experience, with duties spanning EKGs, education, and