Exercise Physiologist PRN

Exercise Physiologist Cardiopulmonary Services Grand River Health | Rifle, CO At Grand River, we are more than a hospital - we are neighbors taking care of neighbors proudly serving residents of Western Colorado and beyond. Our supportive culture is built on respect , friendliness , and a shared commitment to exceptional patient care . Shift Info PRN What You'll Do As an Exercise Physiologist with Grand River Hospital District, you will play a key role in supporting patients through their cardiac rehabilitation journey while collaborating closely with the Cardiopulmonary Services team. You'll provide compassionate, individualized care by developing exercise programs, monitoring patient progress, and educating patients on healthy lifestyle changes. This position combines hands on patient care, clinical assessment, education, and teamwork to help patients safely recover and improve their overall cardiovascular health. You'll also contribute to maintaining a safe, organized, and high-quality rehabilitation environment that aligns with AACVPR standards and GRHD policies. Develop individualized exercise programs and care plans for cardiac rehabilitation patients. Perform patient assessments, review medical history, medications, and monitor patient vitals during rehab sessions. Recognize and respond appropriately to changes in patient condition, including abnormal cardiac rhythms, blood pressure responses, or chest pain. Educate patients on exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle modifications in collaboration with the Health Education department. Document patient progress, clinical observations, and communicate updates to physicians and interdisciplinary teams. Maintain rehabilitation equipment, supplies, and treatment areas to ensure cleanliness, safety, and readiness for inspections and surveys. Performs a variety of tasks and other duties as assigned. Who We're Looking For The ideal candidate is detail oriented, adaptable, and able to confidently work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced healthcare environment. Strong communication skills, sound clinical judgment, and the ability to remain calm during emergent situations are essential for success in this role. Master's degree in Exercise Physiology required. Current American Heart Association BLS certification required and must be maintained throughout employment. American Heart Association ACLS certification required within 90 days of hire and must maintain current status. Four years of critical care or cardiac rehabilitation experience preferred. Knowledge of cardiac rehabilitation practices, patient monitoring, and clinical safety standards. Ability to build positive relationships, communicate professionally, think critically, stay organized, and respond effectively in emergent situations while maintaining a strong patient centered approach. What We Offer Our total rewards package includes

Pay Range:

$25.72 - $32.16/hour (based on experience)

Shift Differentials:

$2-$4/hour for nights and weekends, and other incentive pay available.

PRN Differential:

10% differential in addition to base rate salary

Perks:

Flexible scheduling, employee assistance program, access to outdoor recreation, and more! Compensation may vary outside this range depending on a number of factors, including a candidate's qualifications, skills, competencies and experience. Position is open until filled unless posted otherwise. Why Join Grand River Health? As a special taxing district, we are accountable to our community, allowing us to prioritize exceptional patient-centered care over financial bottom lines. Our main hospital campus is located in picturesque Rifle, Colorado with twenty-five beds providing a wide range of services, along with a long-term care center and a satellite campus. While the secret is out that this is a great place to live, the atmosphere of a caring and friendly community has been preserved amidst a steady growth of population.

OUR MISSION

To improve the health and well-being of the communities we serve.

OUR VISION

To be our communities' first choice in quality healthcare.