Go for it!

I'm still young but same

@@scarlettbergman4133 That's great, you have time to learn more about what you'll need to get there!

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@@scarlettbergman4133 same 😂 I’m excited but scared too

We agree, Jessie is a wonderful and encouraging PT!

That's amazing!

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It's a team effort!

Great luck. We hope you love it!!!!

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Ha thanks, we think Jessie a realistic representative too, including the not-so-fun note taking part! :)

Haha yes, note taking can be a mundane task, but you make a great point--if you're passionate about it, it makes the difference!

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That's great!

We love it! Keep that passion burning bright!

Well u should take kinesiology/exercise science anything that deals with it because not all schools offers PT as a bachelor unless you want to be an assistant which u could get at a community college

Thank you for enjoying the video! We are glad you appreciated it! And, to answer your question, the main difference between physical therapy vs. athletic training comes down to a few things. With athletic training, your main patient population is the athletes that you treat. You learn acute management strategies in addition to rehab principles to keep your players healthy throughout the season. The treatment environment is an even split between the field and the athletic training room. On the physical therapy side of things, you get deep into rehab principles and your patient population spans from pediatrics to elderly. You have options to explore different settings from an outpatient clinic to a hospital, to a more gym-based facility, and so on. Typically, your hours as a PT are pretty straight forward. With athletic training, your hours can change depending on the needs of the team; typically, in fact, you are traveling with the team. Both are really great professions. You can also gather more info on the APTA and NATA websites. THANK YOU!

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@@SPEARPhysicalTherapy please could you talk about the difference between the pT and kinesiology

Physical therapist has a more concentration of getting patients back to activities from different perspectives, like musculoskeletal, cardiac and neuro. Athletic training has a wider range of working environments, like with professional teams, with sports medicine teams in hospitals, industries and schools. most of the times, the work is around a specific group of people like workers and athletes and it involves components like performance, emergency action, nutrition, general medical condition etc.There's a lot of overlap, but one big difference is PTs can bill while ATs can't. Hope it was helpful!

You can do anything you set your mind to--go for it!

I'm going to be a PT to empower men

Totally agree!

Shouldn’t you have already applied?

Keep pushing!

If you don’t get in, what do you think you’ll go for instead?

Our therapists tell us all the time how much they love what they do and helping others. We encourage you to continue your research!

Speech, occupational and physical therapist all have a very high job satisfaction rate!

How long does it take to become a PT on average???

@@Chris-gh6ux 7 bro

You can do it!

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Same here. Especially bc I can be solo but in a team environment

yes!

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PT is a very rewarding field. We encourage you to do more research to decide if its right for you!

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You're welcome!

It definitely would be! You should give it a shot and find out if you love PT & OT as much as we do!

How is everything coming along in your adventures of becoming a PT?

Hi there! Since we are located in the United States we are not so knowledgeable on GCSEs, but we encourage you to speak to your city/country's schools for more specific information!

Hey will you please tell me what's the procedure for getting PT license in NY??

@@nishadalvi5325 your email address?

dalvisairani08@gmail.com

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Woohoo that's great news!

We encourage you to research your favorite schools and speak to them directly to find a program that's right for you!

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very cool!

I did have the same doubts ? Did you get to any conclusions ?

Physical therapists graduate with a doctorate so yes they are ‘doctors’ and yes they use stethoscopes. I am a 3rd year PT student btw and soon to be a graduate in 5 months :).

PTs can use the prefix Dr after graduating DPT but most of them avoid so, because people confuse them with MD.

Great, please refer to the link for more info. dewmate.com/index.php/colleges/mbbs/bpt.html

Its just an opinion.

You should find a new doctor

LOL we're certain she had break time to snack and eat throughout the day! 😉

It wil differ according to which country you are working in. 💎💎

@@physiotherapymotivation4945 In nyc

It will range from 50k$ to 80k$ a year. Depending on the knowledge, skill and experience of the Physiotherapist

It varies, you can do some research online to find out! :)

Eyo? Fr?

Yes but do not trust sinners? We all are that is why God is so good

On God?