Flexible, Experienced Clinical Exercise Physiologist for Patient Care
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FRANK J. IANNOTTI, ACSM-CEP
American College of Sports Medicine – Clinical Exercise Physiologist
TXT - 561-***-**** // EMAIL: ********@*********.*** Current Accreditations and Certifications
American College of Sports Medicine: CEP Clinical Exercise Physiologist National Provider Identification - NPI# 180*******
American Heart Association; BLS & ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support ACSM American College of Sports Medicine, Professional Member CEPA Clinical Exercise Physiology Association
ECG Academy Advanced 12 lead interpretation Certification Legacy Personal Training Certifications:
ACSM –EPC, HFS, CPT // NSCA -CPT, CSCS // Fitness Institute - CPTS 6/2024 to 3/2025 – Remote Tele-Med Cardiac Rehab Provider, Independent Provider for Recora Health. 11/2019 to 7/2024 - Cleveland Clinic Florida - Admin Program Coordinator / Orthopedic Surgery Establish a functional VO2 athlete testing program for the Sports Medicine group. Project coordinator for Pilot Program utilizing tele-med platform to deliver remote patient rehab utilizing proprietary software developed by PTGenie. Admin responsibilities for Dept. Orthopedic Surgery included Data acquisition and analysis for Monthly Business Review presentation to COO/CFO, other data analytics to identify physician practice opportunities and surgical costs management, intraarticular therapies and improve patient access. 2015 to 2019 Boca Raton Regional Hospital, in patient EKG & Telemetry Tech 2013 to 2014 CEP - Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Ohio, Preventative Cardiac Care. Rotation 1- Out-patient Cardiac Rehabilitation Provider Training, monitored ECG telemetry during exercise. Rotation 2- Exercise and pharmacological stress testing with echo and metabolic CPET. Rotation 3- In-patient post-surgical Phase One Rehab, transition to physical activity Each phase included a required in-depth case study presentation to Attending Cardiology staff. 2008 to 2013 - Cleveland Clinic Sports Health Center, Garfield Ohio Joined the Physical Therapy Staff as an Exercise Specialist Developed Cleveland Clinic Performance Training Systems (PTS), Integrated PTS with Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute. Transitioned PTS services to department of physical therapy. Developed and delivered relevant educational content for community and clinical staff education.
“Exercise & Fitness Basics”, “Training for an Endurance Event”, “Advanced Training for Cyclists”, “Nutrition Myths and Ergogenics”, “Periodization Programing”, “Practical Application of the VO2 Met Test”, "Sequential Stress Adaptation"- "Periodization Training"
Contributor to Cleveland Clinic Competitive Edge Newsletter, provide peer reviews and edits, member of the editorial selection and article submission committee. On Camera Presenter in three TV infomercials for “Sports Time Ohio” local cable sports channel as CCF Sports Health expert; topics included “Health Benefits of Public Parks & Recreation”, “Transitioning to Outdoor Running After Indoor Winter Training”, “Importance of Proper Bike Fit to Avoid Injury & Improve Performance.” 2006 – 2008 Institute for Human Performance, Boca Raton FL, Fitness Coach OTHER Interests & Specialties
Physiology of Sequential Stress Adaptation
Compensatory Hemodynamics & RAS
TrA activation and Spine Health
FRANK J. IANNOTTI, ACSM-CEP
American College of Sports Medicine – Clinical Exercise Physiologist TXT - 561-***-**** // EMAIL: ********@*********.***
2023 Annual Performance Review Prepared by Senior Director of Ambulatory Operations Executive Office COPIED FROM WORKDAY PORTAL… AS PER EXEC DIR OF AMBULATORY OPERATIONS
“Frank seeks to find purpose in his efforts. He has a passion for data analytics and seeks opportunities where he can use his interests and skillset to make a difference. In the beginning of the year, participated in and facilitated in Qgenda implementation project, setting up and structuring Ortho's provider management system. Upon organizational changes and restructuring, Frank aligned his efforts analyzing orthopedic cost per case and reimbursement for injectables, finding discrepancies in record keeping and correcting cost allocation to better reflect the department’s financial performance.
Outside of his role as APC, Frank worked on developing a sports performance program, in which he will participate as exercise physiologist, contributing to the expansion of orthopedic services.” Please see below for detailed scorecard.
• Functions as liaison and as administrative, technical, or operational resource - Commendable Performance
• Assists Director with projects and daily tasks - Commendable Performance
• Research, analyzes, and organizes information for presentations, including but not limited to MBR, QSR, etc. - Outstanding Performance
• Develop and update interdepartmental education programs. - Commendable Performance
• Facilitates template management and optimization of schedules to support institute. Goals - Commendable Performance
• Assists and/or helps manage projects that aid in both operational and financial performance. - Strong Performance
• Assists with physician/caregiver onboarding - Commendable Performance
• Helps monitor and conduct workforce management resources such as Kronos and Qgenda. - Strong Performance
• Facilitates and attends meetings; records key outcomes - Commendable Performance Frank Iannotti
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ADVANCED CARDIOVASCULAR LIFE SUPPORT
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has successfully completed the cognitive and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of the American Heart Association Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Program. Issue Date
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© 2023 American Heart Association. All rights reserved. 20-3000 R3/23 Frank Iannotti
5/14/2024
Vitali Partners, LLC
TN20925
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BASIC LIFE SUPPORT
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has successfully completed the cognitive and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of the American Heart Association Basic Life Support (CPR and AED) Program.
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© 2023 American Heart Association. All rights reserved. 20-3001 R3/23 Frank Iannotti
5/14/2024
Vitali Partners, LLC
TN20925
Knoxville, TN
Certify CPR LLC
05/2026
Johny JN LOUIS
FRANK J. IANNOTTI, ACSM-CEP
American College of Sports Medicine – Clinical Exercise Physiologist TXT - 561-***-**** // EMAIL: ********@*********.*** Thank you for taking the time to review the above pages. My goal when preparing the above summary of qualifications was to be brief… because - Brevity is the preferred style of contemporary communication. We are in a rapidly evolving, credential morphing era of acceptance by hospitals, physicians, CMS and patients into the mainstream healthcare arena, therefore I am including the following declarations to provide continuity through the talent acquisition process. A Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP) is an advanced health professional who designs and implements safe, individualized exercise programs for people with chronic diseases, injuries, or disabilities, using exercise as medicine to manage conditions, improve function, and prevent illness, working in hospitals, and research settings. They focus on therapeutic benefits for conditions like heart disease, diabetes, cancer, stroke, and respiratory issues, often post-rehab, differentiating from general fitness training by their scientific & clinical approach.
A Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP) can work as a personal trainer in a gym, as their advanced education and certification surpass the requirements for standard personal training. They are well- qualified to handle both general fitness and high-risk populations, including those with chronic diseases or recovering from injuries.
Scope Of Practice:
• Assess & Test: Evaluate fitness, body composition, gait, and monitor vitals (telemetry, blood pressure).
• Prescribe Exercise: Create tailored plans for managing cardiovascular, metabolic, pulmonary, musculoskeletal, and neurological conditions
• Supervise & Educate: Guide patients during exercise, teach health management, and promote lifestyle changes.
• Collaborate: Work with doctors, dietitians, nurses, and other healthcare providers as part of an interdisciplinary team.
• 2025 CMS Status Update: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Provider Status, in Clinic and by Tele-Medicine
• 2026 CMS Status Update: Direct to Insurance Billing for Some service with a MD E&M referral. FRANK J. IANNOTTI, ACSM-CEP
American College of Sports Medicine – Clinical Exercise Physiologist TXT - 561-***-**** // EMAIL: ********@*********.*** Where They Work:
• Hospitals & Outpatient Clinics
• Rehabilitation Centers
• University Labs & Research Facilities
• Public Health & Community Settings
Key Difference from Personal Trainers:
• Focus: CEPs specialize in therapeutic exercise for specific medical conditions, not just general fitness.
• Scientific Basis: They apply scientific evidence and monitor physiological responses closely.
• Scope: They provide post- operative rehabilitation care, helping patients transition to long-term self-management.
• Clinical Exercise Physiologists (CEPs) require a master’s degree in Exercise Science, Health Science (Pre-Med) or Kinesiology, and extensive clinical training as a prerequisite to Board Certification
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification is required for passing the ACSM-CEP Certification exam.
• Clinical Internship Experience
o Minimum 1000 hours of hands-on, clinical experience (e.g., in a hospital, cardiac rehab, or chronic disease setting).
o ACLS: Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) is highly desirable, especially for cardiac rehabilitation.
• Key Skills
• Expertise in clinical exercise testing and prescription.
• Ability to monitor patients for cardiovascular and metabolic risks.
• Understanding of Pharmacology & Pathophysiology for chronic conditions like diabetes, cancer, heart disease and conduction disorders.
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