Wellness Professional
Duties and Responsibilities: The main
duties of a wellness specialist ate to educate the public on how to improve
their daily choices, prevent illness or access local resources. The method
should be customized to the audience. For example, a wellness specialist
working for a company may hold a seminar and make break room poster on
preventative care, ergonomic seating, and the importance of exercise to
productivity and motivation. Wellness specialists work for schools, local
governments, companies or other organizations to suggest, support and train
people on their health and fitness goals. The types of concerns are as varied
as weight and diabetes prevention and maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
A specialist often consults with people directly on lifestyle, eating and
exercise habits and may direct an individual to a doctor for any serious health
concerns.
Average
Salary: $53,100-$60,000
Educational
Requirement:
A wellness
specialist often has a degree in a related discipline such as nursing, fitness
or sports medicine. There are no specific requirements, but many positions
require on-the-job training in addition to certification from accredited
wellness organizations such as the International Association of Wellness
Professionals.
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