Career questions tagged physical-therapist
I'm interested in physical therapy, what science class should I take?
I'm a junior in high school.
I'm interested in being a physical therapist, possibly for athletes, which science class should I take?
Im a junior in high school
“What are the most important skills or experiences I should gain during my exercise science degree if I want to become a physical therapist”?
Hi, I'm Mackenzie a senior who will be attending mount Union next fall, I am on the journey of looking for scholarships. #Fall25
What should I major in if I want to be a #physical-therapist?
I love helping others who are struggling so I think I would like to be a physical therapist.
What is the hardest part about being a Physical Therapy Assistant?
I've always been passionate about health, specifically natural health and that's what made me want to go into the field. I'm just wondering what things I should mentally prepare myself for as I'm on this career path.
What are all the steps needed in order to become a physical therapist, and what are the different routes I can take to become one?
Is there any short cuts I can take, or anything I should look out for?
What is the best method to study human anatomy?
I am taking human anatomy because I want to be a physical therapist, and I am worried I will not be able to memorize everything.
Outpatient vs SNF vs Assisted Living PT in New Jersey — Which is Most Manageable?
Hi everyone, I’m trying to decide between outpatient, skilled nursing facility (SNF), and assisted living physical therapy roles in New Jersey. I’m looking for a low-stress, manageable job with a predictable schedule, moderate patient load, and minimal mental and physical strain.
What is the ROI like for a Doctor of Physical Therapy ?
I am interested in being a physical therapist but fear the debt to income ratio.
Should I go into pediatric physical therapy, or no?
I'm looking to become a physical therapist assistant... and I've heard mixed reviews about pediatric PT. I know I'm very patient with kids. But what are the ups and downs of working with kids vs. working with adults?
What are some other careers I could pursue if I plan to get a Master's in exercise science? #Spring25
I plan to become a physical therapist, but also want to explore different options. I'm very interested in the technology and science behind training, especially weightlifting. #Spring25
How does becoming an occupational therapist vary from becoming a physical therapist?
I am a senior in high school that will be attending college in the fall. I am currently trying to decide what career path I want to follow. Right now I am considering occupational therapy or physical therapy. How do they vary and how can I get a better idea of what career I should purse?
I am some one perusing an education in exercise science and plan to do further schooling and become a physical therapist. Are there any known PT facilities that offer good internships for the summer? Additionally, I am currently getting my personal training certification and was wondering if there are any tips for doing personal training along with managing time with school? #Spring25
I live in Nashville TN and went to Hume-Fogg high school. I played softball at Cumberland University for 3 semesters and am now transferring to UTC as a second semester sophomore. Ive been to Elite Physiotherapy and Results Physiotherapy for injuries in the past.
Hi My name is Halima. I’m currently a student of Georgia State University working on my associates degree in kinesiology and hoping to eventually become a pediatric physical therapist. I need help with getting an interview with a DPT as a part of one of my college assignments. I’m very excited to get in this field but want to know more about what it is DPTs do on a daily basis, what you did to get to where you are today, and few more other questions. Thanks for any of the help
Here are questions I need answers to: 1. Describe your job title, job responsibilities, work hours, salary range for this occupation and opportunities for advancement and promotion of the professional. 2. What types of training, education, and/or certifications are required for the position? 3. Possible scenarios such as: client interactions, paperwork, computer time, access to needed supplies, administrative support, time constraints, level of personal physical activity throughout the day, etc… 4. Discuss one or more components of the profession that may be challenging. 5. Discuss one or more components of the profession that may be appealing. 6. Are there internship opportunities available? Are the internships paid or unpaid? Thanks in advance
What is the salary of a Physical Therapist Assistant?
I am a sophmore and would like yo know how it is to be a physical therapist Assistant because this is what I would like to be.
How do you manage your physical and mental health What study tips would you recommend for a first year graduate student? I want to ensure I am not struggling with all the information to retain. Thank you in advance! #Spring2025?
How do you manage your physical and mental health? What study tips would you recommend for a first year graduate student? I want to ensure I am not struggling with all the information to retain. Thank you in advance! #Spring2025
What are some of the biggest challenges and rewards of being a physical therapist ?
I am a HS senior interested in this field. I have been accepted to Pacific University which has a strong PT program. I play football and enjoy exercise sciences.
What classes do you have to take in order to become a physical therapist?
I am curious what classes i would need to take.
what is the average salary of a physical therapist, in the state of Ohio?
I don't know what they get paid.
How hard was college and schooling for physical therapy?
What were some hard classes? How much school work did you have? Did you take any specific high school classes that helped you succeed in college?
What is your least favorite and favorite part about being a physical therapist?
What do you enjoy the most about everyday work, and what do you enjoy the least? What are your favorite and least favorite parts overall?
Is it easy to support a family while being a physical therapist assistant?
If I am planning to become a physical therapist assistant, is it easy to support a family? Are there any other degrees that would increase my income? If there is, would it be worth it to go to school for longer than I need to?
What does the daily life of a physical therapist assistant look like?
If I want to be a physical therapist assistant, what would the hours look like? What would I be doing during the day? How many people would I be working with daily? What environment would the work place be in?
What was the hardest part about finding the right job for what you wanted to specialize in for physical therapy? #Spring25
I am a high school senior who is wanting to become a physical therapist. However, the area I am interest in specializing in does not have many job opportunities for me. I am wondering on how people have gotten through this even though it may be far ahead of me.
What would be some tips for somebody who is looking to get into physical therapy?
What should I expect? What classes would be necessary? Is there good money in it? etc
What does the day to day life look as a Physical Therapist?
I am an avid baker and I was wondering if this career would somehow interfere with this.
What are the steps the becoming a physical therapist?
Is there anything I need to know about physical therapy?
What are some possible careers after getting a degree in physical therapy ?
I am thinking about going into sports medicine but I am wondering what are some other career choices if I change my mind.
How can I guarantee myself to work with professional athletes and teams after college or during?
I wish to work with athletes in a future. I have thought about working as a physical therapist but also I have wanted to get into sports management.
