Cynthia Doyle PT, DPT, CCI

I have heard a number of things to avoid such as resumes being too long or not concise enough, I just want to know what are some main mistakes to avoid while creating my resume for work after college. It would also help greatly to express what things to do to help boost my resume for employers.

what is the best collage to go to become a physical therpist

I’m just beginning to research schools, as well as the field in general. Correct me if I’m wrong, it would be greatly appreciated!

In college I majored in Biology with a minor in Pre-med and Global Health. I wasn't able to add on Pre-Pt, but I took courses that was required for the pre-professional part.

I tried using the resumes google docs has but I don’t believe they are the best unless otherwise. I also do wonder if there is a website that can help with this process.

I am currently working on a Health Science major with a concentration in physical therapy. I would like to further understand the responsibilities of professionals who work in physical therapy.

Tell us everything we need to know to become a Physical Therapist Assistant.

Note: Given the growing interest in the physical therapy field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.

A good paying god?

I want to become a physical therapist and I am wondering how much money a physical therapist makes yearly. I hope that I can pursue this profession.

I want to know if I'll be stuck in the same position forever. Like are raises possible.

As I've been looking into more colleges for admissions, I've noticed that not all of them have either kinesiology or exercise science. After looking more into it, I can't decide whether exercise sciences or kinesiology would be better suited for my major to help get my doctorate.