CEPA Professional Resource
National Salary Survey of Clinical Exercise Physiologists
The Clinical Exercise Physiology Association (CEPA) conducts
a national survey of clinical exercise physiologists every
five years. The survey collects information about employment,
compensation, scope of work, patient populations, and job
responsibilities among practicing clinical exercise
physiologists (CEPs).
Conducted every five years
What Does the Survey Examine?
The National Salary Survey provides insight into the
professional experiences and employment landscape of
clinical exercise physiologists across the field.
Salary & Employment
Explore compensation and employment information to
better understand the professional landscape for CEPs.
Scope of Work
Learn about the professional roles, services, and
responsibilities performed by clinical exercise
physiologists.
Patient Populations
Understand the patient populations served by CEPs
across clinical and healthcare settings.
Job Responsibilities
Review the duties and responsibilities associated
with clinical exercise physiology practice.
Why the National Salary Survey Matters
CEPA's National Salary Survey helps raise awareness of
compensation and professional responsibilities among
students, practitioners, and healthcare professionals.
The findings can also inform healthcare administrators
and decision-makers about the value and contributions
of clinical exercise physiologists.
Supporting the Profession
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Inform career decisions:
Provide students and practitioners with insight into
employment and compensation.
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Increase professional awareness:
Communicate the scope and responsibilities of CEPs
to healthcare leaders.
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Promote pay equity:
Support informed conversations about fair compensation
across the profession.
National Salary Survey Archives
Explore previous editions of CEPA's National Salary Survey
to learn more about compensation, employment, and the
evolving scope of clinical exercise physiology practice.