SO YOU WANT TO BE A THERAPIST? How to become a Physical or Occupational Therapist
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| Rating | : | 4.81 (643 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1494995271 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 80 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-01 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has channeled this insight, along with P.T. About the Author Kirk Painter is a licensed physical therapist who has practiced since 1995, after graduating in 1994 from SWTSU in San Marcos. He has mentored hundreds of P.T. Background: As mentioned earlier, he has interviewed hundreds of P.T. school. students on their rotations, as well as undergraduate interns and volunteers, in his clinic. and O.T. faculty interviews, to help aspiring therapist succeed. He recently received his doctorate in physical therapy from The University of Texas Health Science Center. He is co-owner and director of PTRC Physical Therapy in San Marcos, TX. Inspiration for this book came about from answering daily questions regarding admittance tips and insight on how to get into P.T. . He has served, and continues to serve, as adjunct faculty at Texa
Great Resource and easy read. Drew Slack This book is an informative creative resource for anyone looking into the field of physical therapy.Also, it's a good resource for students who are entering the application process or already have applied and haven't been accepted. The author is honest and looks at the process from the interviewers perspective and supplies the reader with strategies and tips on what he has seen in strong successful candidatesI recommend this book to anyone who might be considering PT as a potential career choice! Great resource!. "Very Informative" according to Kevin Holcomb. Very informative. Lays everything out for an aspiring PT or OT. Lauralee said I wish I wouldn't have purchased this. Most of. I wish I wouldn't have purchased this. Most of the advice give in this book are for those who still have years before they are ready to apply for the program.
school. He is co-owner and director of PTRC Physical Therapy in San Marcos, TX. and O.T. He has mentored hundreds of P.T. He has served, and continues to serve, as adjunct faculty at Texas State University and co-interviewed hundreds of PT applicants at the required Texas State on-sight interview. faculty interviews, to help aspiring therapist succeed. applicants as they tried for admission. Seeing who is successful and who is
He has over 20 years of experience and has participated as a P.T. Now including information about physical therapy assistants and occupational therapy assistants. departments for their insight on the subject, and outlined what steps are needed get into P.T. school. This is the only current book out there made for those aspiring to enter the field of physical therapy or occupational therapy. This book is for those of you who would like to learn the steps needed to be a competitive applicant in an ultra-competitive field. applicant interviewer for most of those years. or O.T. physical therapy and occupational therapy schools. Chapters include: Personality Traits, Preparation, Schools, Academics, Volunteering/Employment, Civic duties, Recommendation letters, and The interview.. school and finally decided to write a book about it. and O.T. The author has been asked by innumerable potential applicants regarding the steps to gain acceptance into P.T. He has interviewed the Chairs of P.T. It shows you the steps and unknown tips needed to put you in the best position to ultimately get into the very competitive U.S. He has studied the traits of those who are successful and those who do not make the cut