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Becoming a physical therapist can take a significant investment of time and money.  The licensure and certification process is rigorous following the extensive course work that is required for a degree in physical therapy.  Becoming a physical therapist assistant, however, takes far less time, which means that you can start earning money more quickly in your career, and you will probably be left holding onto a smaller student loan once you finish your schooling and training.  Depending on your career goals and aspirations, one of these choices may be more attractive than … Continue Reading

A day in the life of a physical therapist assistant, or PTA, offers variety, one-on-one interaction with patients from all walks of life, and the satisfaction of having spent a day filled with purpose. A physical therapist assistant’s duties vary from moment to moment, and each day is different from the next. Working under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist, they are responsible for carrying out each patient’s individualized plan of care. Though their patients rotate in and out, physical therapist assistants enjoy the opportunity of getting to see each one as an individual with a totally new set … Continue Reading