Clinical Exercise Physiologist Pulmonary Rehabilitation (Remote)

Clinical Exercise Physiologist Pulmonary Rehabilitation (Remote) This role runs live virtual exercise sessions for older patients with chronic lung disease, writes and adjusts exercise plans, watches how patients respond, and teaches breathing and self care habits. It also means keeping clear records and working with doctors, nurses and other clinicians on the same cases. A strong candidate has a clinical exercise physiology background, a couple of years in pulmonary or cardiopulmonary rehab, and steady judgment when a patient's situation does not follow the usual pattern. How it fits the AI era The company builds AI powered care, so tools likely help with scheduling, notes and flagging patients who need attention, which frees time for the live sessions and patient teaching. The human parts stay central: reading a patient mid session, deciding when to change a plan, and explaining things in plain words. Comfort with technology and calm handling of glitches during a session matter as much as clinical knowledge. How it builds AI experience Working here gives hands on exposure to AI supported care delivery in a remote clinical setting, including how alerts and documentation tools fit into daily rehab work. A candidate can build this by getting familiar with virtual care platforms and remote monitoring basics, and by showing willingness to learn new tools quickly. The posting also points to AACVPR pulmonary rehab and ACSM clinical exercise physiologist certifications, which strengthen the clinical side of that mix. Worth showing Pulmonary rehab experience Tech adaptability This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. Kivo Health provides virtual pulmonary rehabilitation and chronic lung disease care programs for senior patients, per the company. #J-18808-Ljbffr present of AI