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Yale New Haven Health is seeking an Exercise Specialist to support cardiac rehabilitation patients in Branford, CT. You will evaluate and monitor clients, develop exercise prescriptions, and implement programs under provider guidance.
The role requires a BS in Exercise Science/Physiology (Masters preferred), prior rehab experience, and BLS certification. ACSM or AACVPR credentials are encouraged. Strong interpersonal and public speaking skills are essential, with proficiency in Epic and Outlook.
To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.
Evaluate, supervise and monitor clients during exercise rehabilitation. Evaluate profiles /intakes and recommends program through Cardiac Rehabilitation services. Develop exercise prescriptions in consultation with Supervising Provider and render exercise programs upon providers referral for apparently healthy and diseased populations. Questions, concerns, and medical decisions regarding treatment must be discussed with HVC nurse/physician clinician, Manager and/or medical advisor. Follow up, document and maintain participants needs. This job may require practice outside the hospital campus, such as Health Fairs etc. and own transportation may be utilized
EEO/AA/Disability/Veteran
Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science/Exercise Physiology . Masters preferred
Prior experience as an exercise specialist required, preferably in a cardiac rehabilitation or pulmonary rehabilitation program
BLS needed, certification by ACSM or AACVPR will be encouraged
Excellent interpersonal skills, public speaking skills and the ability to practice independently. Computer skills including Epic and Outlook
Moderate physical effort with some bending, stooping, stretching and lifting, standing and walking most of the day.