Division of Applied Physiology - [ Clinical Exercise Physiology ]
[ Undergraduate Program ]
The Clinical Exercise Physiology concentration provides students with the essential knowledge to assist in exercise and rehabilitation programs for improving the health, fitness and performance of fitness enthusiasts and athletes, as well as for the rehabilitation of individuals suffering from injuries or chronic diseases. Graduates of the clinical exercise physiology program are prepared to apply for various Allied Health Science post-graduate degree programs. Students completing the Clinical Exercise Physiology concentration are prepared to work as exercise specialists in cardiac rehabilitation and pulmonary rehabilitation programs. Students are qualified to work as exercise specialists in a variety of areas, such as fitness and wellness programs for individuals with diabetes, orthopedic limitations, arthritis, cancer, osteoporosis, as well as for the elderly, overweight and obese persons, and pregnant women. Students must complete a Teaching Internship in Physical Education. The Clinical Exercise Physiology concentration also prepares students for continuing their academic career in other allied health professions such as Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy, as well as for graduate study.
Contact:
Dr. John Lamberth, Associate Professor
Rm. 235
325-0906
jgl@ra.msstate.edu