Exercise Physiologist: Personalized Rehab & Wellness

Henry Ford Health System; Sterling Heights (MI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Henry Ford Health System is seeking an Exercise Physiologist to design, implement, and supervise exercise programs for patients. You will assess needs, plan individualized therapy, and monitor progress to ensure safe and effective sessions across diverse patient populations.

The role involves direct patient interaction, collaboration with clinical teams, and opportunities to contribute to rehabilitation outcomes within a leading health system based in Michigan.

Qualifications

• BLS Provider certification within 1 month of hire, accepted by AHA/Red Cross.
• Bachelor's degree is required for the role.
• Master's degree is preferred for advanced practice.
• Athletic Trainer credential from the Michigan Board of Athletic Trainers is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct patient testing and assessments before and after rehabilitation to measure progress and adjust plans accordingly.
• Design and teach exercise therapy programs tailored to individual patient needs, considering test data, health status, and medication regimens.
• Monitor patient responses to exercise, recognizing contraindications and abnormal reactions, and take appropriate action when needed.
• Provide exercise education to patients, peers, and the community through public speaking and educational classes.
• Ensure department equipment is properly maintained, calibrated, and functioning, with accurate records and scheduling of appointments.
• Oversee department activities in the absence of the manager, ensuring smooth operations and adherence to protocols.

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

BLS Provider certification

Athletic Trainer credentialed from the Michigan Board of Athletic Trainers

Job description

Henry Ford Health System is seeking an Exercise Physiologist to design, implement, and supervise exercise programs for patients. You will assess needs, plan individualized therapy, and monitor progress to ensure safe and effective sessions across diverse patient populations.

The role involves direct patient interaction, collaboration with clinical teams, and opportunities to contribute to rehabilitation outcomes within a leading health system based in Michigan.