Posts Tagged Healthcare
Healthcare In The Army?
I want to do something health care related in the army. I am currently in school and majoring in Athletic Training. I know the army doesn’t have any branch for athletic trainer, the closest thing would be a physical therapies. My two options are Nursing or a Physician Assistant. I’m still up in the air on which one to choice. If anyone is or knows a lot about these two jobs (i.e the work and the experience, I know about the education) it would really help me out. Thanks!
PHYSICAL THERAPIST WANTED!!!!
Posted by tdomf_eac61 in Careers in PT, Clinic Management on February 6, 2010
Hello! My name is Tarrin Walz. I am a physical therapist and owner of Northern Arizona Rehabilitation & Fitness (NARF) in Cottonwood, Arizona. Cottonwood is a fast-growing city located in North-Central Arizona, within 90 minutes of Phoenix, 50 miles south of Flagstaff, 130 miles south of Lake Powell and only 2.5 hours from the Grand Canyon! We treat a variety of orthopedic, spinal, upper and lower extremity, post-operative, industrial, and sports medicine clients. We just moved into our new, customized facility with 8,000 sq. feet of treatment space, including an aquatic therapy pool!
The purpose of our clinic is to provide the benefits of Physical Therapy to the rapidly growing region. We’re looking for an upbeat, ambitious, exercise-oriented physical therapist with an interest in manual and/or aquatic therapy to join our expanding team. Candidates are expected to be willing to learn. I encourage new grads to apply, as we provide a continuing education package along with an enhanced educational environment.
Check us out online at www.norazrehab.com!
I look forward to hearing from you!
Tarrin Walz, PT
Do People In The Healthcare Regard The Doctors In Physical Therapy As More Respected Than Than The Masters Pt?
I know that there isn’t much difference in salary but I want to know if people in the hospital workplace regard the DPT as a much more qualified and higher level education than the masters?
Just deciding between state University of California Northridge master of PT and a DPT from University of southern California… I know USC is a very tough school to get into… What are the cons of going to the state university though?