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Rehabilitation treatments are designed to help patients recover from injuries, illnesses, or diseases to as normal a condition as possible. They are used for patients who have lost the ability to function normally and involve one-on-one training that may last weeks to months. The median salary for a full-time physical therapist assistant nationally is $45,000, though rehabilitation settings pay slightly more at $48,000 nationally. While rehabilitation makes up a small percentage of settings for PTA's at 4.8%, it provides a diverse experience working with patients of varying ages and diagnoses, including trauma, stroke, infections and more.
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- 2. Rehabilitation are treatments designed to help patients recover from injury, illness, or disease to as normal condition as possible.
- 3. Used for patients who have lost the ability to function normally. Involves one-on-one training that may last weeks to months
- 4. SALARY FOR SETTING Full time PTA’s median income : - Nationally : $45,000 - Mid-West : $41,000 - $45,000 Full time PTA in rehabilitation (in-patient) : - Nationally : $48,000
- 5. PERCENT IN SETTING In a national setting about 4.8% of all PTA’s are in the rehabilitation setting.
- 6. PATIENTS SEEN People from all age groups are seen in the rehabilitation setting Chronic patients are often older (less intensive, longer period of time) Temporary patients are often younger (more intensive)
- 8. DIAGNOSIS CONT. Progressive Disorders such as Arthritis Amputations Burns Surgery
- 9. TYPES OF REHAB Cardiovascular Pulmonary Hand Sports Therapy Joint Aquatic
- 10. CONCLUSION Rehabilitation may not be a very crowded setting, but over all is a very diverse setting. Get to work with patients of all ages. Work with many different diagnosis.