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Spectrum Health in Royal Oak, MI is seeking a cardiac rehabilitation specialist to lead exercise prescription and patient education across all rehab phases. You will implement high-quality cardio/pulmonary rehab, develop materials, and contribute to program growth.
Responsibilities include supervising tests (GXTs, stress echocardiograms, nuclear MPIs), arranging Holter Monitoring, and uploading results in Epic, while supporting EECP services and special programs.
Scope of Work Job duties may include any of the following and vary by site. See site specific addendums (if available) for details. Provides all aspects of phases I – III cardiac rehabilitation. Under general direction, develops, implements and evaluates exercise prescriptions and exercise sessions for all phases of cardio/pulmonary rehab as well as other chronic illnesses. Creates educational materials and provides education both cardio/pulmonary patients and other patients referred to the cardiac rehab program. Plans and participates in special patient events, writing/research endeavors, professional conferences, the student internship program, specialized programmatic service lines (ie, Cardiovascular Performance Clinic, cardiac rehab referral intake, cardiac rehabilitation marketing, etc.), and/or departmental improvement initiatives related to the department. Extremely knowledgeable of cardiac risk factors. Provides all aspects of care management to the Phase II patients in an effective, timely, inspirational manner. Supervises cardiovascular stress tests for individuals with and without chronic disease in order to obtain reliable and valid data. Testing includes GXTs, Stress Echocardiograms, and Nuclear MPIs both exercise and pharmacological. Provides the placement/service of Holter Monitors, Event Monitors, and 12 lead EKGs for outpatients. Responsible for uploading monitor reports in Epic. Provides other services such as Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP) and holter and event monitor placement.
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