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Physical therapists work with patients to cure injuries or illnesses through massage, exercises, and other treatments to improve movement. They usually work in private clinics while on their feet and may lift patients. The salary ranges from $52,500 to $81,000 annually. Becoming a physical therapist requires a bachelor's degree and graduate studies, along with prerequisites in sciences. Example programs at the University of Iowa and Indiana State University require a 3.0 GPA and completion of science and math prerequisites.
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- 1. Physical Therapy Josh Crosby
- 2. Job Description • Work with patients to cure illnesses or injuries • Massage and adjust muscles • Provide exercises to increase movement • Very helpful with chronic injuries or conditions • Meet routinely with patients to insure steady improvement
- 3. Work Environment • Usually work in private offices or clinics • Spend most of their time on their feet
- 4. Physical Demands • Lifting, Hearing, Talk/Sounds, Seeing Objects/Details
- 5. Salary • $52,500 to $81,000 per year • $25.25 to $39.00 per hour • Rapid growth around 2% or higher
- 6. Recommended Training • 4 year degree with graduate work (Bachelors degree) • High School Courses: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, Organic Chemistry
- 7. Optional Majors • Occupational Therapy • Physical Therapy (Pre-phys therapy) • Physical Therapy Assisting • Rehabilitation Therapies
- 8. University of Iowa • Requires a Bachelors Degree to enroll • Must complete the following pre-requisites: Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Physics, Physiology, Mathematics and Statistics. • Students must also maintain a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale • In State Tuition: $30,802 • Out of State Tuition: $45,716
- 9. Indiana State University • Requires Bachelors Degree • Must have completed the following pre- requisites: Human Anatomy, Physiology, Biology, General Chemistry, General Physics, Statistics, Medical Terminology, Abnormal Psychology, Additional Psychology Course, Humanities, Diversity. • In State Tuition: $7,898 • Out of State Tuition: $17,444
- 10. Bibliography • US Bureau of Labor Statistics • Discover by ACT • University of Iowa • Indiana State University