Physical therapy/ Athletic training
Valentina Zapata
JOB DESCRIPTION
Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. Physical therapists diagnose and treat individuals of all ages, from newborns to people at the end of life. Many patients have injuries, disabilities, or other health conditions that need treatment. Physical therapists examine each person and then develops a treatment plan to improve their ability to move, reduce or manage pain, restore function, and prevent disability.
Physical therapy
education / experience required
1. Earn your bachelor’s degree: To become a physical therapist, you must earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, so the first step to becoming a licensed physical therapist is to earn your bachelor’s degree. 2. Choose a DPT program: After you’ve earned a bachelor’s degree or met the other requirements, you can apply for a Doctor of Physical Therapy program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE). 3. Graduate from your DPT program and pass the NPTE: This test is a necessary step to obtaining your physical therapy license. According to the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy, the test measures basic entry-level competence after graduation from an accredited or equivalent non-accredited program.
4. Pass your state's licensure exam: To practice in a state, you must pass a state licensure exam to receive your physical therapist license. 5. Complete a residency or earn board certification (optional): Many physical therapists also choose to complete a residency training or earn board certification. 6. Apply for PT jobs: With the degree and license, you can now apply for physical therapy jobs or choose to open your own practice. Physical therapists work in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, athletic training centers, and schools.
SALARY RANGE
The base salary for Physical Therapist (PT) ranges from $81,901 to $96,501 with the average base salary of $88,901.
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POSSIBLE EMPLOYERS (COMPANIES)
Encompass Health
ATI Physical Therapy
Kaiser Permanente
Bayada Home Health Care
possibility of advancement
There are three main types of advancement opportunities for physical therapists:
Specialize in a specific area
Become a surgeon
Become a manager
Orthopedic surgery is a common choice for physical therapists to specialize in because it relates to their work with physical therapy but allows them to provide more extensive treatment for patients.
If you enjoy working as a physical therapist but want to improve your skills and education, you might consider specializing in a specific area of practice.
You might consider becoming a manager, opening your own practice or taking on a similar position like rehabilitation services director.
employment outlook
Employment of physical therapists is projected to grow 17 percent from 2021 to 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations. About 15,400 openings for physical therapists are projected each year, on average, over the decade.
Pros of this career
You can earn an excellent salary with your work as a physical therapist.
You can work in a variety of different places.
You have almost limitless job opportunities available to you.
You can gain more knowledge about the health sciences.
You get to be in charge of what your schedule looks like each day.
cons of this career
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You will find some jobs offer much less in salary than others in this career field.
Your work as a physical therapist can be quite demanding.
You will need to follow all of the insurance rules and regulations.
You will be spending a long time in school.
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Why have you chosen this career and why it could be a good pathway for others?
I chose this career because being an athlete I know the important role that a physical therapist plays in the life of an athlete or any person because they help us to get out of any injury or any disability we have, besides that they can also help us to strengthen any physical weakness we have. It is a very nice career because it helps people to have a better well-being and even save lives.
two external hyperlinks:
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htmhttps://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/physical-therapist-advancement-opportunities
athletic training
Job description
An athletic trainer is a specialist in the health care industry who supports individuals, mostly athletes, with the prevention and treatment of muscle and bone injuries. Athletic trainers work with individuals of all ages and backgrounds across a wide range of work environments. When working with injured patients, their goal is to help them regain their strength, recover a full range of motion and resume competitive and other athletic activity.
salary range
$47,299
The base salary for Athletic Trainer ranges from $43,188 to $53,230 with the average base salary of $47,299
education/experience required
Currently, athletic trainers must earn at least a bachelor’s degree in athletic training or exercise science. Students who have a bachelor’s degree in a field other than athletic training can complete a post-professional master. Even though employment is contingent upon graduation and earning of the BOC, consider applying for jobs before you graduate. This shows proactive interest and could differentiate your application from graduating peers who apply shortly after you.
possible employers (companies)
Top hiring companies for athletic trainers are: ATI Physical Therapy, Northside Hospital, Emory Healthcare, Athletico, Novant Health, Select Medical, Allina Health.
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possibility of advancement
Assistant athletic trainers may become head athletic trainers, athletic directors, or physician, hospital, or clinic practice administrators. In any of these positions, they will assume a management role. Athletic trainers working in colleges and universities may pursue an advanced degree to increase their advancement opportunities.
The projected percent change in employment from 2016 to 2026: 22% (Much faster than average).
employment outlook
pros and cons of this career
PROS
CONS
Athletic trainers also have several disadvantages, including:
1. Physical demands: Athletic training can be physically demanding and may require long hours of standing, walking, and working in a variety of weather conditions.
2. Stressful environment: Athletic trainers may work in high-stress environments. 3. Risk of injury: Athletic trainers may be at risk of injury themselves. 4. Long hours: Athletic trainers may have to work long hours, including early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays.
5. Limited job opportunities 6. Low pay: Athletic trainers may not always be compensated well for the work they do. 7. Licensure and certification: Athletic trainers are typically required to be licensed and certified, which is a costly process
Athletic trainers have several advantages, including:
1. Helping to prevent injuries 2. Assessing and treating injuries 3. Improving performance: Athletic trainers can help athletes improve their performance by creating and implementing conditioning and training programs.
4. Providing emergency care: Athletic trainers are trained to provide emergency care in the event of an injury or illness, which can help ensure the safety of athletes.
5. Providing rehabilitation: Athletic trainers can help athletes recover from injuries by providing rehabilitation services.
6. Being accessible: Athletic trainers are often accessible to athletes during training and competition, 7. Being a part of a team
Why have you chosen this career and why it could be a good path for others?
I chose this career because being an athlete I know the important role that a sports coach plays in the life of every athlete, without them no athlete could be good at what they do because muscle development is essential in every sport.
two xternal hyperlinks
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/careers/what-does-an-athletic-trainer-dohttps://www.raise.me/careers/healthcare/athletic-trainers/
which career do i prefer?
I prefer Physical Therapy because I feel that I help people more and I consider it a very nice career because I will be there and help in the recovery process of a person. Besides, my physical therapist has helped me a lot to not get injured and to treat my injuries and I have realized that I want to do that with other people and help them to have a better wellbeing.
tHANK YOU!
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Physical therapy/ Athletic training
Valentina Zapata
JOB DESCRIPTION
Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care, and patient education. Physical therapists diagnose and treat individuals of all ages, from newborns to people at the end of life. Many patients have injuries, disabilities, or other health conditions that need treatment. Physical therapists examine each person and then develops a treatment plan to improve their ability to move, reduce or manage pain, restore function, and prevent disability.
Physical therapy
education / experience required
1. Earn your bachelor’s degree: To become a physical therapist, you must earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, so the first step to becoming a licensed physical therapist is to earn your bachelor’s degree. 2. Choose a DPT program: After you’ve earned a bachelor’s degree or met the other requirements, you can apply for a Doctor of Physical Therapy program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE). 3. Graduate from your DPT program and pass the NPTE: This test is a necessary step to obtaining your physical therapy license. According to the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy, the test measures basic entry-level competence after graduation from an accredited or equivalent non-accredited program.
4. Pass your state's licensure exam: To practice in a state, you must pass a state licensure exam to receive your physical therapist license. 5. Complete a residency or earn board certification (optional): Many physical therapists also choose to complete a residency training or earn board certification. 6. Apply for PT jobs: With the degree and license, you can now apply for physical therapy jobs or choose to open your own practice. Physical therapists work in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, athletic training centers, and schools.
SALARY RANGE
The base salary for Physical Therapist (PT) ranges from $81,901 to $96,501 with the average base salary of $88,901.
Phasellus at viverra risus. Vivamus vulputate consequat.
POSSIBLE EMPLOYERS (COMPANIES)
Encompass Health
ATI Physical Therapy
Kaiser Permanente
Bayada Home Health Care
possibility of advancement
There are three main types of advancement opportunities for physical therapists:
Specialize in a specific area
Become a surgeon
Become a manager
Orthopedic surgery is a common choice for physical therapists to specialize in because it relates to their work with physical therapy but allows them to provide more extensive treatment for patients.
If you enjoy working as a physical therapist but want to improve your skills and education, you might consider specializing in a specific area of practice.
You might consider becoming a manager, opening your own practice or taking on a similar position like rehabilitation services director.
employment outlook
Employment of physical therapists is projected to grow 17 percent from 2021 to 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations. About 15,400 openings for physical therapists are projected each year, on average, over the decade.
Pros of this career
You can earn an excellent salary with your work as a physical therapist.
You can work in a variety of different places.
You have almost limitless job opportunities available to you.
You can gain more knowledge about the health sciences.
You get to be in charge of what your schedule looks like each day.
cons of this career
1.
3.
4.
2.
You will find some jobs offer much less in salary than others in this career field.
Your work as a physical therapist can be quite demanding.
You will need to follow all of the insurance rules and regulations.
You will be spending a long time in school.
Write a subtitle here
Why have you chosen this career and why it could be a good pathway for others?
I chose this career because being an athlete I know the important role that a physical therapist plays in the life of an athlete or any person because they help us to get out of any injury or any disability we have, besides that they can also help us to strengthen any physical weakness we have. It is a very nice career because it helps people to have a better well-being and even save lives.
two external hyperlinks:
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/physical-therapists.htmhttps://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/physical-therapist-advancement-opportunities
athletic training
Job description
An athletic trainer is a specialist in the health care industry who supports individuals, mostly athletes, with the prevention and treatment of muscle and bone injuries. Athletic trainers work with individuals of all ages and backgrounds across a wide range of work environments. When working with injured patients, their goal is to help them regain their strength, recover a full range of motion and resume competitive and other athletic activity.
salary range
$47,299
The base salary for Athletic Trainer ranges from $43,188 to $53,230 with the average base salary of $47,299
education/experience required
Currently, athletic trainers must earn at least a bachelor’s degree in athletic training or exercise science. Students who have a bachelor’s degree in a field other than athletic training can complete a post-professional master. Even though employment is contingent upon graduation and earning of the BOC, consider applying for jobs before you graduate. This shows proactive interest and could differentiate your application from graduating peers who apply shortly after you.
possible employers (companies)
Top hiring companies for athletic trainers are: ATI Physical Therapy, Northside Hospital, Emory Healthcare, Athletico, Novant Health, Select Medical, Allina Health.
Write a title
possibility of advancement
Assistant athletic trainers may become head athletic trainers, athletic directors, or physician, hospital, or clinic practice administrators. In any of these positions, they will assume a management role. Athletic trainers working in colleges and universities may pursue an advanced degree to increase their advancement opportunities.
The projected percent change in employment from 2016 to 2026: 22% (Much faster than average).
employment outlook
pros and cons of this career
PROS
CONS
Athletic trainers also have several disadvantages, including: 1. Physical demands: Athletic training can be physically demanding and may require long hours of standing, walking, and working in a variety of weather conditions. 2. Stressful environment: Athletic trainers may work in high-stress environments. 3. Risk of injury: Athletic trainers may be at risk of injury themselves. 4. Long hours: Athletic trainers may have to work long hours, including early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays. 5. Limited job opportunities 6. Low pay: Athletic trainers may not always be compensated well for the work they do. 7. Licensure and certification: Athletic trainers are typically required to be licensed and certified, which is a costly process
Athletic trainers have several advantages, including: 1. Helping to prevent injuries 2. Assessing and treating injuries 3. Improving performance: Athletic trainers can help athletes improve their performance by creating and implementing conditioning and training programs. 4. Providing emergency care: Athletic trainers are trained to provide emergency care in the event of an injury or illness, which can help ensure the safety of athletes. 5. Providing rehabilitation: Athletic trainers can help athletes recover from injuries by providing rehabilitation services. 6. Being accessible: Athletic trainers are often accessible to athletes during training and competition, 7. Being a part of a team
Why have you chosen this career and why it could be a good path for others?
I chose this career because being an athlete I know the important role that a sports coach plays in the life of every athlete, without them no athlete could be good at what they do because muscle development is essential in every sport.
two xternal hyperlinks
https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/careers/what-does-an-athletic-trainer-dohttps://www.raise.me/careers/healthcare/athletic-trainers/
which career do i prefer?
I prefer Physical Therapy because I feel that I help people more and I consider it a very nice career because I will be there and help in the recovery process of a person. Besides, my physical therapist has helped me a lot to not get injured and to treat my injuries and I have realized that I want to do that with other people and help them to have a better wellbeing.
tHANK YOU!