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Physical therapists help people with physical disabilities become more independent through treatment that involves physical activity. They must earn at least a bachelor's degree and often complete internships or advanced degrees. Physical therapists have excellent employment opportunities in Wisconsin, with typical salaries ranging from $55,250 to $90,630 annually depending on factors like location and employer type.
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