Congratulations to EXPHYS team members who recently celebrated work anniversaries!

Apr 08, 2024
Congratulations to EXPHYS team members who recently celebrated work anniversaries!

Congratulations to EXPHYS team members who recently celebrated work anniversaries!



Nabeel Ansari, Senior Exercise Physiologist (2 years)

Kayla Dang, Senior Exercise Physiologist (3 years)

Nathan Hrvatin, Senior Exercise Physiologist (2 years)

Vicky Phillips, General Manager (16 years)

Sydnii Schwarze, Executive Assistant and Office Manager (1 year)

 

Each time an EXPHYS team member reaches a work anniversary, we celebrate and recognise this with a thoughtful note and gift. It’s our little way of saying “thank you” for their expertise and fantastic contribution to the team.


At EXPHYS our vision is to provide exceptional careers for exercise physiologists, and our incredible team brings that vision to life every day 💙


#EXPHYS #EXPHYSteam #workanniversary #exceptionalcareers #incredibleteam

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