Clinical exercise physiologist vs clinical specialist

Differences between clinical exercise physiologist and clinical specialist duties and responsibilities

Clinical exercise physiologist example responsibilities.

• Interpret ECG test results and work with the cardiologist to diagnose specific cardiac conditions.
• Perform pulmonary function testing, ECG's, and BP monitoring.
• Assist physicians with ACLS/BLS procedures, chest tube insertions and catheter angiogramsite management.
• Utilize the components of the nursing process and the applications of nursing diagnosis in the client setting.
• Assess new-starts, monitor vitals, adjust workload intensities, and interpret EKG responses to varying exercise intensities.
• Trouble shooting device issues and arrhythmia problems, aiding the physician in adjusting treatment plans tailor to patient specific needs.
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Clinical specialist example responsibilities.

• Collaborate with teams managing Medicare / Medicaid (CMS) requirements to increase care access for all patients.
• Manage CNS supervise hospital base cardiac surgery clinic.
• Collaborate with ambulatory practice managers as lead patient scheduler to develop back office scheduler position to manage all disease group patients.
• Monitor patients with implant devices and provide ongoing programming recommendations to cardiologists and surgical staff.
• Monitor documentation to ensure compliance with ICH GCP guidelines and interact with regulatory team members.
• Serve as NRP and BLS instructor.
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