Cynthia Doyle PT, DPT, CCI

I am a college freshman who has worked as an aide already at a private physical therapy practice, I just need to know how I can expand to better known physical therapy offices or if it is even possible.

I’m 17 and heading to Texas A&M this fall to major in Kinesiology on the Pre-PT track. I’ve been told by pretty much everyone (teachers, classmates, etc.) that I need to start grinding for observation hours ASAP because PT school applications are crazy competitive. Since I live about 1.5 hours...

For example, I want to be a Physical Therapist and would like to know what classes I should definitely take. #Spring26

I'm a highschool student.

As of now, physical therapy looks like a good option for me, but I am not sold yet. I don't want to invest too much time in it, and not want it after all.

I want to pursue physical therapy and have done a few job shadows. I am just not sure if these are worth my time or not.

I am a senior in high school and I enjoy sports and performing arts but I also enjoy working with children and helping people in general. My career goal is to go into the physical or occupational therapy field and run my own practice. I also want to graduate debt-free.

I am high school senior who has an interest in physical therapy from my past life in sports playing sports all my life leads me to a life of physical therapy.

I'm a junior in high school.

I’m a current junior in HS and interning every week with a pediatric OT in an elementary school and absolutely love it! What steps should I take to peruse a career as a pediatric OT?

As a sophomore in college, I am starting to focus on the requirements for graduate school and the best way to set myself up for the application process. Any tips, tricks, or advice that may not always be obvious when preparing for and applying to graduate school? With some schools not putting...

I am leaning towards Exercise Science so I can learn how the body works. I loved working with an exceptional education student at the elementary school I was tutoring and how occupational therapy helped him. My plan is to choose wisely a major that supports the Occupational Therapist I want to be!

what are all the education steps to becoming a physical therapist

Is being a physical therapist assistant a good choice? I am interested in being a physical therapist assistant because I want to help people but I also want to have a good high salary. I have considered becoming a physical therapist because the pay is higher but I would rather be hands on with...

How much schooling do you need to really be a successful physical therapist?

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.