If you’re looking for generic Physical Therapy resume tips, feel free to reference any one of the 487,000 generic articles that weren’t written by a PT. They’re out there. I’m sure you’ve seen them. I digress. This article is different. I want to share a few practical ways that you can build your Physical […]
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So you’re about to start studying for the NPTE. You’ve just spent three years in PT School and now it’s time to test your knowledge with a 250 question test. Here are 10 tips to pass the NPTE the first time. 1. Create a Study Calendar and Stick to It Give yourself the best opportunity […]
Physical Therapy Marketing Goals: 6 Strategies For 2018
Before we dive into the 6 Physical Therapy marketing goals you should consider this year, here’s a quick review of what makes a goal SMART. SMART Goals means that you’ve developed a goal that is specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely. Specific – You clearly define the targeted data or outcomes you want […]
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Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause pain, numbness and tingling in your hand. This is a result of too much pressure on the median nerve in your wrist. As this nerve travels through the carpal tunnel, it can become compressed through repetitive use. Carpal tunnel wrist braces can help to support the wrist in a position […]
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As a Physical Therapist, you have the opportunity to work in a variety of settings. This is one of the best features of working as a Physical Therapist – you can change your entire setting without really changing careers. An outpatient clinic setting is one of the most common places for physical therapist to work. […]
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One of the most common questions in orthopedics is this: what’s the difference between a fracture and a break? The short answer: there is no difference. A bone fracture is the same thing as a break. The bone may or may not separate completely, but any disruption in the bone structure is considered a fracture. […]