Medical Exercise Training Certifications
The Medical Exercise Training Institute (METI) offers three internationally recognized medical exercise training certifications. These three certifications include the: 1) Post Rehab Conditioning Specialist; 2) Medical Exercise Specialist and 3) the Medical Exercise Program Director.
Post Rehab Conditioning Specialist
The Post Rehab Conditioning Specialist (PRCS) is for the fitness professional looking to offer conditioning to clients with medical conditions. This is an entry-level certification obtained through the Post Rehab Conditioning Specialist Track. The concepts and guidelines in this certification will prepare you to begin offering safe and effective exercise programs for clients with more than 30 medical conditions after discharge from physical therapy. If you want to get started in medical exercise training but its not your specialty, the PRCS program is for you.
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Medical Exercise Program Director
The Medical Exercise Program Director is the highest-level certification the Medical Exercise Training Institute offers. As health, fitness and medical facilities implement medical exercise programs to address the growing needs of baby boomers and those with chronic medical conditions, the need Medical Exercise Program Directors will grow to manage, develop and marketing these facilities.
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Medical Exercise Specialist
As a Medical Exercise Specialist (MES) you will learn to develop safe and effective exercise programs for clients with cardiovascular, neurological, metabolic and musculoskeletal disorders after discharge from physical therapy or chiropractic care. The MES Track reviews every aspect of clinical anatomy/pathology, medical exercise development and assessment guidelines for more than 60 medical conditions. The MES track reviews everything you need to “Bridge the Gap Between Healthcare and Fitness”.
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Certification Renewal
Renew or reinstate your MES, PRCS or MEPD certification!! Renewal is required every two years.
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