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What types of physical therapists are mostly needed?
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Linda’s Answer
1. pediatric
2. Rural communities
3. working with adults with disabilities- many adults with disabilities have typical issues with pain but many orthopedic based therapists are not comfortable with a "pediatric" diagnosis. But diagnosis like; cerebral palsy and spina bifida are not pediatric diagnosis- people grow up.
2. Rural communities
3. working with adults with disabilities- many adults with disabilities have typical issues with pain but many orthopedic based therapists are not comfortable with a "pediatric" diagnosis. But diagnosis like; cerebral palsy and spina bifida are not pediatric diagnosis- people grow up.
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Dr. Shreepal’s Answer
The beautiful part is that you are a PT. no matter what area of specialization you go into, as long as you are caring and par with your basics and open to changes in the filed , you are always in demand.
Most of the companies I work with look for a good therapist, a team player, who is empathetic towards his patients and who is open to the ever changing medial industry.
I hope this sums your question,
let me know what area are you looking into or what career path
Most of the companies I work with look for a good therapist, a team player, who is empathetic towards his patients and who is open to the ever changing medial industry.
I hope this sums your question,
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