Exercise specialist vs coordinator cardiopulmonary services

Differences between exercise specialist and coordinator cardiopulmonary services duties and responsibilities

Exercise specialist example responsibilities.

• Case manage cardiac rehabilitation participants providing educational support and counseling, smoking cessation, stress management, and exercise safety.
• Conduct fitness assessments base on ACSM guidelines and educate clients on results.
• Develop and plan individualized exercise programs for fitness members, personal training clients, senior citizens and post-rehab physical therapy patients.
• Educate patients on therapeutic exercises prescribe by physical therapists, maintain orderliness of clinic and aid in administrative tasks and documentation.
• Conduct new member orientations and fitness test using ACSM guidelines.
• Instruct group exercise classes such as: yoga, cycling, and weight training.
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Coordinator cardiopulmonary services example responsibilities.

• Manage internal information communication process on both an informal and formal basis within retail property portfolio and with corporate divisions.
• Take ownership for full implementation of corporate programs and initiatives on merchandising, payroll management, productivity, and associate morale.
• Prepare all records obtain prior to placement of orthodontics appliance to obtain the combined educational assessment and recommendation of treatment.