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	© The American Physiological Society - The Physiologist
		The Physiologist, the newsletter of The American Physiological Society, features articles on Society affairs, and announcements, as well as articles of importance to today's physiologist.
		The August and October issues include abstracts of volunteered papers submitted for the APS conferences.
		The Physiologist is available in both.html and Adobe Acrobat.pdf format.
	www.the-aps.org /publications/tphys/index.htm (187 words)

	General Information \| American Society of Exercise Physiologists
		The American Society of Exercise Physiologists, the professional organization representing and promoting the profession of exercise physiology, is committed to the professional development of exercise physiology, its advancement, and the credibility of exercise physiologists.
		Exercise Physiologist is a person who has an academic degree in exercise physiology, or who is certified by ASEP to practice exercise physiology [via the Exercise Physiologist Certified exam (EPC)], or who has a doctorate degree with an academic degree or emphasis in exercise physiology from an accredited college or university.
		Professional exercise physiologists have a responsibility to create change in their professional arenas, whether that is in the clinical area, education, administration, business, or research.
	www.asep.org (314 words)

	NHS Careers
		Cardiac physiologists, have a lot of patient contact, and work as part of a large team providing care to heart patients, including cardiographers, cardiologists (doctors), specialist nurses and operating department practitioners.
		Cardiac physiologists assess patients with vital diagnostic equipment during what is often a distressing time in their lives.
		Cardiac physiologists are trained âon the jobâ and study the theoretical underpinning knowledge on a part-time basis â“ either on a day-release basis or block release at a professional body accredited university.
	www.nhscareers.nhs.uk /nhs-knowledge_base/data/4865.html (559 words)

	Ernst Wilhelm Ritter von Brücke (www.whonamedit.com)
		German physiologist, born June 6, 1819, Berlin; died January 7, 1892, Vienna, Austria.
		His written works contend the results of his examinations, among them on the eyeball, the biliary ducts, the chylus vessels (Chylusgefässe), the blood corpuscles, the effect on electricity on muscles and the change of colour in chameleons.
		It is said the Brücke was one of the most versatile physiologists of his time.
	www.whonamedit.com /doctor.cfm/2851.html (1254 words)

	Physiology - MSN Encarta
		The English physiologist John Mayow showed that air was not a single substance but a mixture of several, not all of which were necessary for life.
		The principal figure in animal physiology in the 19th century was the French physiologist Claude Bernard, who investigated carbohydrate metabolism in humans; he also studied the autonomic nervous system and described many of its functions.
		The first laboratory for the investigation of the physiological basis of psychology was founded by the German physiologist and psychologist Wilhelm Wundt during the last quarter of the 19th century.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761577323/Physiology.html (991 words)

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		Exercise Physiologist is a person who has an academic degree in exercise physiology, or who is certified by ASEP to practice exercise physiology [via the Exercise Physiologist Certified exam (EPC)], or who has a doctorate degree with an academic degree or emphasis in exercise physiology from an accredited college or university [1].
		Exercise physiologists who have special training in research design, data collection procedures, statistical analysis techniques, and writing scientific articles for publication are the backbone to the continued development of the exercise physiology body of knowledge.
		The goal is to have all exercise physiologists belong to ASEP as the professional society of exercise physiologists.
	www.exercisephysiologists.com /JPEPseptember2003/index.html (2545 words)

	Exercise Physiologist
		Physiologists with a specific interest in the physiology of exercise are called exercise physiologists.
		Exercise physiologists may be employed in extremely diverse settings, such as community organization venues, or in commercial/industrial facilities, health clubs, recreation centers; and educational institutions.
		Exercise physiologists may also work in clinical settings prescribing exercise for cardiac, pulmonary, or other types of patients referred by a physician.
	www.flahec.org /hlthcareers/EXERCISE.HTM (390 words)

	FitnessManagement.com Home
		Furthermore, the clinical exercise physiologist applies exercise principles to groups such as geriatric, pediatric and obstetric populations, and to society as a whole in preventive activities.
		Exercise physiologists are scientists who conduct controlled investigations of responses and adaptations to muscular activity utilizing human subjects or animals within a clinical setting, a research institute or an academic institution.
		The exercise physiologist forfeits their expertise and is not permitted to use the title of exercise physiologist outside a clinical setting.
	www.fitnessmanagement.com /FM/tmpl/genPage.asp?p=/information/articles/library/certify/exphys297.html (1485 words)

	You're a what? Exercise physiologist - OOQ Online, Summer 2001
		As a clinical exercise physiologist at the Kosciusko Community Hospital in Warsaw, Indiana, she uses physical activity to treat people with illnesses.
		Exercise physiologists stay alert for patient difficulties and are prepared to handle emergencies.
		Some exercise physiologists work in professional athletic training programs, using their knowledge of the effects of exercise to analyze each athlete’s sport and design an exercise program tailored to that sport.
	www.bls.gov /opub/ooq/2001/Summer/yawhat.htm (1082 words)

	Living Science web
		Plant physiologists often work as members of multidisciplinary teams composed of molecular and cell biologists, biochemists and geneticists, with the broad objective of understanding the function of genes in plants.
		Plant physiologists study the effect of those genes on plant growth, flowering and seed yield, and they carry out experiments to reveal how plants respond to pathogens and insect pests or to environmental stresses like drought, salinity, pollutants, and high and low temperatures.
		Plant physiologists must be willing to relocate and must continue their education.
	www.agriculture.purdue.edu /USDA/careers/plantphysiologist.html (274 words)

	Exercise Physiologist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		An exercise physiologist is concerned with physiological, biomechanical and psychological aspects of the human body in response to exercise and different forms of physical activity.
		The exercise physiologist is concerned with the human performance of athletes and individuals involved in physical activity.
		Exercise physiologists are employed by hospitals, cardiac rehabilitation departments, health clubs, and large corporations.
	www.ua.edu /academic/colleges/cchs/ahec/exercise.html (181 words)

	Animal Physiologist: Marketing Florida Agriculture
		Physiologists at universities reach students who are studying to become veterinarians and animal scientists.
		To be an animal physiologist you should be interested in animals and their welfare and curious about how their bodies function.
		To become a physiologist you must take college classes and do laboratory projects on tl-ic growth, development, behavior, nutrition, genetics, anatomy, reproduction, and function of animal systems.
	www.florida-agriculture.com /consumers/careers/animal_physiologist.htm (171 words)

	Physiologist jobs \| SimplyHired
		Physiologist Performs patient assessments, including testing, and develops, implements, monitors and evaluates exercise programs for patients.
		Physiologist [ 13785 ]***Bachelors degree in Exercise Physiology and at least 1 year experience in cardiac rehab required.
		Physiologist is responsible for providing day to day supervision of the program.
	www.simplyhired.com /index.php?ds=sr&q=title%3A+Physiologist&mi=25&mr=20&startIndex=0& (894 words)

	AAESS Find and Exercise Physiologist
		Please select from the following three options to find an Exercise Physiologist...
		Click on the maps to find an Exercise Physiologist in a specific region or geographical area.
		You can enter a postcode, suburb, name, business name, and a number of other options to find an Exercise Physiologist.
	www.aaess.com.au /non/practitioners.asp (90 words)

	ACSM: Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist (RCEP)
		Master’s degree from a college or university in exercise science, movement science, exercise physiology or kinesiology.
		Depending on your experience and education, there are a variety of approaches to begin preparing for a certification exam.
		Yes, the ACSM Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist® exam will be available in English at any Pearson VUE Authorized Test Center worldwide.
	www.vue.com /acsm/rcep/faqs (1070 words)

	Entrepreneuring
		Boone [3] states that “…exercise physiology research is credible, but exercise physiologists are not…” and “the medical community does not trust the judgment of the exercise physiologist.” It seems as of now that the only credible exercise physiologists are those who have a PhD and are either teaching and/or working in research.
		Obviously, exercise physiologists are educated to provide services to at many different levels, including the sick but not llimited to the sick.
		Exercise physiologists may have a wealth of knowledge about the maintenance of mental and physical health issues, but it means nothing if we they not or cannot use the knowledge in the public sector.
	faculty.css.edu /tboone2/asep/Entrepreneuring.html (1796 words)

	Exercise Physiologist Certification (EPC): A Guide \| American Society of Exercise Physiologists
		The ASEP Board of Certification is committed to the education of college-prepared exercise physiologists who will: (1) promote life-long optimum health, fitness, and rehabilitative policies and procedures; (2) advance the profession of exercise physiology through critical and reflective thinking; and (3) provide instructional, rehabilitative, and scientific services as educators, consultants, and researchers.
		It is awarded to qualified candidates in accordance with the objectives of the American Society of Exercise Physiologists to professionalize exercise physiology.
		Once a candidate has successfully completed the examination, he or she is certified as an Exercise Physiologist and can, therefore, be legally and professionally referred to as an Exercise Physiologist Certified (EPC).
	www.asep.org /services/EPCexam (2785 words)

	Exercise Physiologist — Sports Medicine Program — CSB/SJU (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		An exercise physiologist studies the acute and chronic physiological responses and adaptations resulting from physical activity.
		Today, however, exercise physiologist also work and study in commercial, clinical, and workplace settings to increase health, fitness, and quality of life of the general population.
		For example, an exercise physiologist may work as a cardiopulmonary rehabilitation specialist, a personal trainer, or direct an employee fitness program.
	www.csbsju.edu /sportsmedicine/studentresources/ExercisePhysiologist_description.htm (117 words)

	Naval Operational Medicine Institute
		The primary goal of flight training is to expose the student Aerospace Physiologist to the hazards and stressors of flight from the perspective of the aircrewman.
		Each phase of the physiologists training satisfies a need for knowledge and experience which assures his or her credibility in the line aviation community.
		It provides the background necessary to provide essential aeromedical insight into aviation safety and to establish good rapport with squadron personnel, thereby, increasing the effectiveness of the Aerospace Physiologist in his or her assignment.
	www.nomi.med.navy.mil /NAMI/Academics/aerophys.htm (1461 words)

	Summa Health System - Exercise Physiologist
		The Exercise Physiologist evaluates the patient's heart rhythm, blood pressure, weight, strength and flexibility and creates an exercise plan suited to their needs.
		Exercise Physiologists are primarily employed with a fitness center, however, they work closely with wellness and rehabilitation centers where they assist the general population with their activity needs.
		The Exercise Physiologist may hold a bachelor’s degree or other certifications and are CPR certified.
	www.summahealth.org /common/templates/article.asp?ID=1355 (124 words)

	How to Get Started in a Career as an Exercise Physiologist - Associated Content
		Most major hospitals employ clinical exercise physiologists to monitor patients that have had heart attacks, coronary bypass surgery and uncontrolled diabetes or have other diseases that improve with physical activity.
		Exercise physiologists test patients upon entry to the program, write the exercise prescriptions, monitor exercise sessions and develop home exercise programs for individuals that are not candidates for traditional exercise programs.
		Exercise physiologists specializing in human performance educate and train athletes that are interested in improving their stamina, lowering performance times and decreasing recovery time following events.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/44462/how_to_get_started_in_a_career_as_an.html (493 words)

	Mushroom Physiologist Attacks ID \| Uncommon Descent
		Gary Novak (mushroom physiologist) says he has evolved yeast into morel mushrooms in the lab, mocks ID, and joins the fray (go here).
		What Novak has actually shown, so one of my close ID biologist colleagues informs me, is that when he tries to grow wild morel mushrooms on artificial nutrient media in laboratory Petri dishes, they don’t develop beyond the single-cell stage — like yeast (a single-celled fungus).
		I suspect Novak got a little too enthusiastic in sampling his p.cubensis crops which are always the first species us budding (pun intended, budding is how yeast reproduce) mycologists become interested in as college freshmen.
	www.uncommondescent.com /evolution/mushroom-physiologist-attacks-id (1282 words)

	Biology Becoming an Air Force Aerospace Physiologist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		You may be assigned to a operational flying wing and serve as the expert on physiological problems associated with flight or you may be teaching crewmembers at a physiological training unit.
		Senior aerospace physiologists supervise hyperbaric chamber units and or work in appropriate programs at Air Staff or major command headquarters.
		Your course of instruction will be given by fully qualified aerospace physiologists, physicians, exercise physiologists, environmental physiologists, psychologists, aerospace physiology technicians, and pilots (see the Aerospace Physiologist assigned to the Biology Department for specific courses).
	www.usafa.edu /df/dfb/bsc/bsc_aero_faq.cfm (596 words)

	Biology Becoming an Air Force Aerospace Physiologist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		You may be assigned to a operational flying wing and serve as the expert on physiological problems associated with flight or you may be teaching crewmembers at a physiological training unit.
		Senior aerospace physiologists supervise hyperbaric chamber units and or work in appropriate programs at Air Staff or major command headquarters.
		Your course of instruction will be given by fully qualified aerospace physiologists, physicians, exercise physiologists, environmental physiologists, psychologists, aerospace physiology technicians, and pilots (see the Aerospace Physiologist assigned to the Biology Department for specific courses).
	www.usafa.af.mil /df/dfb/bsc/bsc_aero_faq.cfm (596 words)

	exercise physiologist
		Physiologists are interested in how activity patterns affect diseases such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and hypertension, as well as ways to improve athletic performance.
		They apply knowledge in the areas of kinesiology, functional anatomy, nutrition, psychology and injury prevention to perform fitness appraisals, exercise prescription, exercise supervision, exercise education, and exercise outcome evaluation.
		In Kentucky, as with almost all states, licensure is not required for exercise physiologists.
	www.wku.edu /Dept/Academic/chhs/scahec/exercisephysiologist.htm (384 words)

	Physiologist by Request :: Vanderbilt Center for Science Outreach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		A part of the Vanderbilt Center for Science Outreach “Virtual Scientist in the Classroom” program.
		Mini-lectures (approximately 30 minutes) by Dr. Glenn McCombs, a Ph.D. physiologist, will be offered upon request for the following physiologic systems.
		General topics can be more detailed per the needs of the teacher with advance notice.
	www.vanderbilt.edu /cso/vcpbr.php (201 words)

	ScienceDaily: UF Physiologist Tells How To Beat The Heat
		Science Daily — GAINESVILLE, Fla.---With temperatures rising in the East and Midwest, the number of deaths attributed to excessive heat exposure is climbing also.
		But most tragedies can be avoided by taking a few precautions, a University of Florida physiologist says.
		Ian Phillips, professor and chairman of the UF College of Medicine's physiology department, said the increasing number of heat-related deaths follows the trend that the death rate is usually higher in the northern United States than in the South.
	www.sciencedaily.com /releases/1999/07/990730095347.htm (819 words)

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