Yousef Jaber

• Providing tailored exercise programs to exercise physiology clients from various funding sources, primarily NDIS and Enhanced Primary Care Plans, across approximately 20 weekly sessions in both gym and home-based environments.
• Conduct assessments to evaluate patients, physical fitness, mobility, and functional abilities.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to coordinate comprehensive care plans for patients.
• Educate patients on the importance of physical activity, proper exercise techniques, and injury prevention strategies.

420 Hours of Clinical Placement Experience

120 Hours at Exercise Lifestyle Clinic

200 Hours at Bodytrack, Toowong

100 Hours at Champion Health

• Undertook initial consults, with planning for assessments and oversaw entire intervention process.
• Wrote progress reports and GP letters for clients.
• Worked on NDIS reports.
• Developed and implemented group classes programs under supervision of the senior exercise physiologists
• Organized home exercise programs with signing off by supervisors and make exercise more accessible to patients.
• Developed and implemented personalized fitness and therapeutic programs.
• Achieved positive outcomes for individuals with chronic medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes, or hypertension by developing specialized exercise interventions under physician guidance.

140 Hours of Placement

• Trained with both general population and clinical population in Exercise Physiology clinic
• Conducted preassigned group classes and one on one sessions under supervision of senior exercise physiologist.
• Recognized contraindications and abnormal patient responses to exercise and revised plan accordingly.

• Communicated to colleagues with expectations of them and of the task at hand
• Learned all required tasks quickly to maximize performance.
• Maintained productive, efficient approach to all tasks.

• Integrated into a team environment seamlessly and as years went on, undertook the introductory shifts for new employees
• Quick learner by adapting to current systems in place for safety protocols and conducted equipment checks and stock counts at the end of every night.