Physical therapists work with patients who have injuries or disabilities to help them improve mobility and physical function. They typically work in hospitals, private clinics, or colleges. Physical therapists need at least a bachelor's degree and must be licensed. While starting salaries are around $60,000 annually, experienced physical therapists can earn up to $90,000 per year.

1. Physical Therapist By: BreeAna Goodwin

2. Involved in the Work Here are some of the type of clients they deal with… People with heart disease People who have been in car accidents People with sports injuries People with arthritis Etc. Being a physical therapist, you have to work with several patients on a daily basis. You have to help people with permanent disabilities achieve the highest possible level of physical function and let people know how they improve each day.

3. Where Does This Work Take Place? Most physical therapist choose to work in non-clinical settings such as: Hospitals Colleges Private Companies

4. -Most physical therapist work 8 to 10 hours a week. -Most physical therapist spend their time bending, standing, or lifting equiptment. -Being a physical therapist can be very demanding. Most physical therapist schedule their hours around their patients. ******* *******

5. To be a physical therapists you need the following degrees: Master's Degree or Doctor Physical Therapy (DPT) Bachelor's Degree Training Needed

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7. Possibilities of Moving Up The possibilities of moving up depend on the type of degree you have. The more degrees, the more you get paid.

8. Earnings When I Start Being a physical therapist I can expect to earn anywhere from $40,000 to $90,000 a year, around average being $60,000.

9. ***Future Prospects*** I plan to start out learning the career, then maybe one day, grow in it and open up my own business. There are a lot of different things that a physical therapists can do, and I think I would enjoy this job.

10. Reading & Writing Being a physical therapist, you have to record everything that you do with a patient.

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