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What are some good pain clinics or doctors in Florida?
Posted by admin in Clinic Management on April 9, 2012
Question by : What are some good pain clinics or doctors in Florida?
I am looking for a doctor or clinic in Central to South Florida for pain medication management. I have records and pharmacy print out. I do not want a big hassle as I have already had numerous injections and physical therapy. Any pesonal experience?
Best answer:
Answer by Panama Joe
There are regularly scandals in Florida about pain pills and doctors and prescriptions. Too many doctors throwing too many scripts around to too many people for too many pills when the doctor isn’t really sure who the patient is!
edit: I use Tramadol (Ultram) to manage my chronic pain.
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Some questions about the physical therapy career?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on March 11, 2012
Question by babeegurl494: Some questions about the physical therapy career?
Hey
I have a few questions about this career, I’m considering pursuing it.
Do you think it is going to still be prominent in the next couple years?
What are the pay advantages and disadvantages?
Any interesting information you have about this profession?
Thanks a lot. You obviously can answer as many of the questions as you feel. Thank you for your time.
Best answer:
Answer by mistify
According to the bureau of labor and statistics, the field of physical therapy is expected to grow “much faster than average” (more than 26%) through 2014.
The payscale is comfortable. The last major survery was completed in 2005 which revealed that most PTs were earning between $ 50-70,000 a year. Yet, the scale is broad with still another 25% earning more than that.
This profession requires you to be a good problem sovler and be able to analyze different situations. You must really enjoy and be comfortable around people.
In the US, it now requires a master’s degree or a doctorate level degree and entrance into PT programs is generally comeptitive. Meaning, just because you meet the minimum requirements does not mean you will be accepted into the program. The APTA has a good section for students on their website at: http://www.apta.org and go to the educational programs section.
The only bad things I predict for the field is if we get a national health care plan. If so, I think a lot of PTs will loose their jobs as the government tries to regulate who gets PT and who doesn’t. The same can be said about any health care professional. The same thing happened when Clinton reformed Medicare…although it needed to be done, many people lost their jobs until they “go the kinks worked out.” So, even if they do, the pendulum will eventually swing back and the job will be in demand again.
What do you think? Answer below!
What Are Some Ethical Dilemmas In Physical Therapy?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 19, 2010
i have to write a paper on ethical dilemmas in the career field i want to go into. i want to be a physical therapist. so i want to know, what are some dilemmas that we will end up facing, and how to handle them.
What Major Could I Have If I Wanted To Be A Physical Therapist Or In Some Other Type Of Medical Career?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 14, 2010
The college I want to go to offers no nursing, physical therapy, pre-med, pre-dental or any health related majors. What major could I have instead that would get me into the medical field?
What Are Some Careers In Health Care That Only Take Up To 4-6 Years? Nursing…? Physical Therapy…? ?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 13, 2010
Hey! I’m an undergraduate freshmen & I’m not sure I want to go to medical school anymore. What are other careers that:
only take up to 4-6 years,
great job opportunities,
high salaries,
are there?
I’ve found nurse practitioner and physical therapist.
anything else?
What Are Some Universities That Provide Riding Programs And Have Pet Physical Therapy?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 7, 2010
being that it’s time to start looking at colleges, i was wanting to continue with equine sports, and i also would like it to be part of my career, which is why i would like to work on pet physical therapy… i know that a friend of my family has a dog that goes through it often, and it seems like a better alternative to the veternary schooling, i’d rather work on rehab than the actual blood.
What Are Some Recommended Careers To Study After I Obtain An Associate’s In Physical Therapy Assistance?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 6, 2010
i’m a senior in high school and i plan on getting an associates in physical therapy assistance, so i would like to know some recommended fields to continue to study for after my associates.
What Are Some Good Alternative Medical Therapies For Back And Neck Pain?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on February 6, 2010
I have a herniated disc, a bulge in another part of my back or neck, my neck is straighter than it’s supposed to be. My back and neck muscles are all knotted up effecting my motor skills in my legs, weakness in my limbs, I have pain that spreads from my lower back and wraps around my abdomen.
I’ve done physical therapy twice, what they call manipulation, just of full body PT massage, I’ve gone to a chriopractor. I have an apoint at the med rehab clinic in a month. My doctor said I may possibly have to get a cortosone shot. What are some other options? I heard they can put the disc back in place, or surgery. I’m scared about all 3 because of the pain. Has anyone tried massage therapy or accupuncture? Do I have any other options?
Some Health Care Career Questions?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on January 29, 2010
I had been, for quite a while, planning on going to college for nursing. Recently, though, I was at the Cleveland Clinic with my Anatomy class and I found Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy interesting. Now I’m caught between the two and I’m not sure how to decide.
Could anyone give me some pros and cons and info or something on both fields and your opinion?
Can I Get Some Info On A Career In Ultrasound Sonography, Physical Therapy Assistant , Dental Hygienist?
Posted by admin in Careers in PT on January 27, 2010
Hi, I was thinking of a career in Ultrasound Sonography or Physical Therapy Assistant or even a dental hygienist. I have a couple of questions if you all can help.
What are the starting pay rates for these in San Antonio, Tx?
What are the pro’s and con’s of each ?
Which do you believe would be a more rewarding career ?
Would you suggest going to school for physical therapy assistant ( 2 years ) then starting all over again for physical therapist ( 6 years ) ?
What would be the max pay rate of each if you know ?
Any other information on these would really help or websites. Sorry to bother everyone with so many questions . I just need to decide what i want to go to school for and It would be great if I could get more input on the careers . Thanks again for everyones help.
