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what can a pain management clinic do for pain besides physical therapy or exercises?
Posted by admin in Clinic Management on March 1, 2012
Question by elle: what can a pain management clinic do for pain besides physical therapy or exercises?
Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by SethSpeaks
Well it depends on the source of the pain, and whether it can eventually be resolved or not. One of the things they use a lot especially with back pain is an electronic stimulator. In the case of intractable pain, they may use a pain pump that utilizes morphine or other strong drugs, but they stay away from that in all but the worst of cases like crushed vertebra or other extreme circumstances.
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What Can I Do With An Ekg Certification Besides Nursing?
I tried nursing but failed miserably so I got a health studies degree instead. I am a certified pharmacy technician at CVS.
So now I am wondering where to go from here. I am great with computers but I would prefer to stay on my feet and mobile. I will start the physical therapy assistant program in the fall and I am on the waiting list for radiology technologist which was what I really wanted to do. I have all of the prereq’s for both.
I am debating if I should take a fast ekg course and just wait for radiology instead. But I also run into the problem that the job market for rad techs is horrible. I love human anatomy and I am turning 23 this summer so I don’t want to wait forever for a decent job. Any advise would be great. Thank you!
What Career Besides Pt Can I Pursue With A Master Of Physical Therapy And Bachelor Of Health Science?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on January 10, 2010
I’ve been a physical therapist for 6 years and clinic director the last year but am getting burnt out and am thinking of a career change. I have no idea where to start and am looking for some things that I can do with my degrees.
What Other Career Paths Are Available To Physical Therapists Besides Therapy?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on January 9, 2010
Graduating with a physical therapy diploma seems to quickly leads to a stagnant professional dead-end. What career paths, other than treating or managing a physical therapy facility, exist for an experienced (let’s say 5 years) physical therapist??