Leading medical exercise provider looking for F/T Injury Prevention Specialist
Requirements: Certified ATC, F/T 4 days/week, start within 30 days
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Contact: Stan Johnson, MS, MES - [email protected]
Blood pressure monitoring is a critical part of medical exercise training, particularly for clients with hypertension. In MET101 Tip 35, Dr. Mike explains why this practice is so important. Hypertension, often called the "silent killer," can go unnoticed in clients who appear healthy and active, making regular monitoring essential to prevent serious health issues.
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Medical exercise training (MET) is rapidly growing, driven by an aging population, rising healthcare costs, and the increasing recognition of exercise as medicine. As a Medical Exercise Specialist (MES), you have a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on people’s lives while building a thriving practice. However, success in this field requires more than passion; it demands a strategic approach grounded in the "10 Building Blocks" of a successful medical exercise practice.
The AMES Manual provides a comprehensive guide to these pillars, offering extensive insights into specialization, niche development, and the importance of structured client management systems like the 6-Point MET Client Management System. It emphasizes the critical role of functional assessments, effective communication with medical professionals, and robust documentation processes. Additionally, it highlights the need for marketing strategies to attract clients, build referral networks, and ensure...
The Advanced MES Manual, whether you choose the hard copy or digital edition, is the ultimate resource for medical exercise professionals (MedExPROs). This manual offers a comprehensive and in-depth look at various aspects of medical exercise training (MET), making it an indispensable tool for any MedXPRO seeking to elevate their practice and deliver exceptional client care.
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Medical Exercise Training (MET) stands as a dynamic and evolving field within healthcare and fitness. As the need for specialized exercise programs for individuals with medical conditions increases, so does the demand for competent and successful MET practitioners. To thrive in this exciting field, it is essential to establish a solid foundation upon which to build a flourishing practice. The sources provide insight into six key characteristics of a successful MET practice, forming a blueprint for success for aspiring and established MET professionals:
Successful MET practices begin with a clear vision. Without a well-defined understanding of what you want your practice to look like, you'll struggle to develop effective systems, marketing strategies, and specialization areas. Ask yourself:
Medical Exercise Training is the new frontier for the fitness industry. For the fitness professional ready to jump into managing medical conditions using exercise, here is a path medical exercise training for the newbie. These steps are based on 30 years of educating and certifying fitness professionals and 40 years as a physical therapy.
The healthcare and fitness industries are increasingly recognizing the role Medical Exercise Training (MET) plays in supporting clients with medical conditions. For fitness professionals looking to specialize in this transformative field, building a bridge between healthcare and fitness requires a blend of education, practice management, and collaboration with medical professionals. Here are the best steps to evolve your practice and become a trusted medical exercise professional.
To establish credibility and build a strong foundation, prioritize obtaining certifications recognized in the...
Take Your MET Expertise to the Next Level with the AMES eManual!
Are you a fitness professional passionate about helping clients with medical conditions achieve their health and wellness goals? Do you dream of building a thriving, referral-based practice where you're recognized as a trusted member of the healthcare team? The AMES eManual is your key to unlocking that success! This isn't just another training manual; it's your comprehensive guide to becoming a highly sought-after Medical Exercise Specialist. Use the link at the bottom of the page to order your AMES eManual.
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Medical Exercise Training offers the possibility of helping clients reach full functional capacity after surgery and physical therapy. This case study examines the application of Medical Exercise Training (MET). Mrs. Jacobs, a 79-year-old retired schoolteacher, highlights the complexity and potential of Medical Exercise Training (MET) in addressing post-surgical rehabilitation for clients with multiple co-morbidities. Four months post-left hip arthroplasty (LTHA), Mrs. Jacobs is fully weight-bearing and independent with stair climbing, signaling substantial recovery progress. She completed a course of physical therapy and is now discharged. However, she still relies on a walker for ambulation and experiences shortness of breath with prolonged standing and walking. Get the session guide here: AMES Manual Case Study
Adding to the complexity, Mrs. Jacobs has a history of congestive heart failure (CHF), essential hypertension, a past meniscus tear, and persistent knee pain. These...
Running a successful medical exercise (ME) practice takes more than just certifications and knowledge. It requires a set of habits that ensure you deliver top-quality services while building strong relationships with clients and medical professionals. In MET101 Tip 34, Dr. Mike shares eight key habits that all successful ME professionals possess:
In the realm of medical exercise training (MET), consistent, evidence-based practice through established protocols is crucial for achieving optimal client outcomes and fostering professional growth. The Advanced Medical Exercise Specialist (AMES) Manual offers MedXPROs a valuable resource for accessing evidence-based protocols, encompassing assessments, communication strategies, and training progressions. By integrating the AMES Manual's guidance into their practice, MedXPROs can elevate their service delivery, enhance client management, and solidify their position within the healthcare continuum.
Functional outcome measures (FOMs) are fundamental to standardized exercise management in MET, providing a structured framework for evaluating client progress and demonstrating the effectiveness of training. The AMES Manual equips MedXPROs with a comprehensive understanding of various FOMs and their application in different client scenarios. This knowledge empowers MedXPROs to:
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