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Previous experience as a group fitness instructor or personal fitness trainer is preferred. What You BringPossess or in the process of completing a recognized personal training certification (e.g. NASM, ACE, ACSM, ISSA, etc) with valid CPR/AED certification.
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Athletic Training, Chiropractic, Exercise Physiology, Exercise Science, Fitness Management, Human Performance, Kinesiology, Nutrition, Physical Education, Physical Therapy, Sports Management, Sports Medicine.
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From our newly added Yoga Teacher Training, to ACE personal training, group fitness certification and Pilates teacher training, to CPR/AED accreditation and even training and certification in pool maintenance and operation, you’ll find it at FFC University.
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Join our team as a Personal Fitness Trainer and make a positive impact on people’s lives through personalized training programs and guidance. Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and exercise science principles.
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Monitor client’s progress, adjust training programs as needed, and track their achievements. Assess client’s fitness levels, health history, and goals to individualize the experience. Compensation & Benefit SummaryCompetitive compensation package based on experience and qualifications.
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Grace Period for Certifications: Personal trainers with an "approved degree related to the field of exercise science" will be required to take a National Personal Training Certification Exam within 90 days of employment from one of the following certifying organizations listed above.
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Are you a potential Assistant Personal Training Manager and ready to leave average in the past? With 60+ locations currently and 100+ locations planned; our Assistant Personal Training Manager position offers a tremendous opportunity for growth & career advancement.
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Master’s Degree Athletic Training or Exercise Physiology from a CAATE accredited program or. Bachelor’s Degree Athletic Training or Exercise Physiology from a CAATE accredited program or.
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Bachelor’sDegree in Health Sciences (Kinesiology, Human Kinetics, Exercise Science,Athletic Training, Exercise Physiology) from accredited college or universityor equivalent experience preferred.
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Experience with pathological and developmental retinal angiogenesis and molecular biology preferred. UTHSC is the largest educator of health care professionals in the state and operates the state’s largest residency and fellowship advanced training programs.
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Provides in-service training to professionals interested in cardiac rehabilitation and exercise physiology. Masters Degree in Exercise Physiology with a cardiopulmonary specialization preferred.
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Position Overview: As an Exercise Physiologist specializing in cardiac rehabilitation, you will play a crucial role in guiding and supporting patients and athletes through their personal health journey.
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Job Requirements: EDUCATION: Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences (Kinesiology, Human Kinetics, Exercise Science, Athletic Training, Exercise Physiology) from accredited college or university or equivalent experience preferred.
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Opportunity for leadership positions - Lead CRA, CRA Manager, Clinical Trial Manager, Training and Development Manager, and many more; This is an exciting opportunity for clinical research professionals with at least one year of Clinical Research Coordinator experience to fill Clinical Research Associate (CRA) openings with Medpace.
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The Assistant Fitness Manager guides potential clients through the sale of a fitness training program and coordinates their first fit test, pairing them with a Personal Trainer. Current Nationally Recognized Personal Trainer Certification (short grace period is offered)NASM Cooper InstituteACSM NFPT ACE CSCS NPTI NSCA ISSA PTA Global AFAA NESTA NCFS RTS Resistance Training Specialist.
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