All of our Clinical Exercise Physiologists at the clinic have attained post graduate qualifications in Clinical Exercise Physiology and are registered with CEPNZ.
All clinic staff also have current life support certifications. The clinic has strict health and safety protocols.
Recognising its potential here, a number of tertiary institutions have developed courses in Clinical Exercise Physiology to meet the growing trend for this as an alternative therapy after intervention which is not presently being answered.
CEPs complete a 2 year post-graduate degree which equips them to apply the science of exercise to improve health outcomes. CEPs learn how to accurately assess, interpret and monitor clinical signs, symptoms and measurements such as ECG, expired gas analysis, spirometry and hemodynamics to monitor fitness of patients across a wide range of medical conditions.
Based on that information, they can then prescribe appropriate and safe exercise programmes designed to reduce the risk of disease and to rehabilitate patients.
Special interest in: Women's Heart Health (SCAD/Takotsubo); Pregnancy; Mental Health
Special interest in: Women's Health
Special interest in: Metabolic Conditions including Kidney Disease and Bariatric Surgery
Special interest in: Heart Health including Coronary Artery Disease and Heart Failure; Cancers
Special interest in: Diabetes; Osteoporosis; Men’s Health
Special interest in: Immunological Conditions; Neurological Conditions; Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)
Special interest in: Musculoskeletal Conditions & Orthopedic Surgeries, Neurological Conditions
