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This is an Exercise Physiologist post and not a Physiotherapist post ) Main duties of the job To provide exercise prescription for cardiovascular endurance, exercise and resistance training within a cardiac rehabilitation setting.
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You are a talented Clinical Exercise Physiologist who will deliver care and support to our patients throughout our flagship virtual cardiac rehab program. What we look for Minimum 3+ years of relevant clinical experience and top performance working as an Exercise Physiologist in Cardiopulmonary Rehab.
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The Exercise Physiologist will independently conduct exercise stress testing and cardiac rehabilitation exercise sessions for inpatients and outpatients throughout our clinic sites in DC, MD, and VA. Will work collaboratively to achieve program goals.
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At Virginia Heart, we are looking for a professional Cardiac Technician – Exercise Physiologist with critical thinking skills that can work quickly and efficiently while providing excellent patient care.
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Our Inova Fairfax Location is looking for an experienced Exercise Physiologist to be a part of a multidisciplinary team to care for patients and develop comprehensive care plans of agreed-upon goals.
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