Overview This hybrid role combines rehab exercise instruction with clinical support .

You will:

Coach corrective and strength-based rehab exercises Reinforce treatment plans created by providers Monitor movement quality and patient progress Support return-to-sport and return-to-running programs Assist with patient flow and clinic operations Help maintain a clean, organized, efficient clinical space Support modalities such as laser therapy (training provided) The focus here is coaching and teaching movement, not just counting reps.

Qualifications Required:

Background in personal training, strength coaching, kinesiology, or exercise science Experience coaching movement (1+ years preferred) Strong communication skills Professional, reliable, and team-oriented Comfortable working with people of all ages, identities, and activity levels

Preferred:

CSCS, NASM, ACSM, or equivalent certification Corrective exercise experience Rehab or clinical setting experience Interest in sports performance or return-to-sport progression Why this role is different from individual personal training in a gym: Consistent hourly pay (W-2 position) Stable but flexible schedule Clinical collaboration with and support from providers Growth opportunities Education-focused environment Inclusive and affirming workplace

Pay:

$24.00 - $29.00 per hour

Benefits:

Employee discount Flexible schedule Paid time off Application Question(s): What certifications, education, or formal training do you have related to exercise or movement? How many years have you coached clients, and in what setting(s)? If a client reports knee pain during a squat, what is one adjustment you might try first? (2-3 sentences max) Why are you interested in working in a rehab/clinical setting rather than only in a gym? This role includes exercise coaching and clinic support tasks (cleaning, prepping rooms, assisting providers). Are you comfortable with both? What does creating a safe and inclusive coaching environment mean to you?

Work Location:

In person