Becoming a physical therapist is a rewarding and impactful career choice in higher education, but before you can start helping patients, you need to meet the prerequisites required to apply for a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program. It is important to select a relevant college major and complete prerequisite courses at a bachelor’s college […]
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Physical therapy is a vital part of recovery for many individuals, whether it’s due to an injury, illness, or surgery. But does Medicare cover physical therapy? In this article, we’ll explain how Medicare covers physical therapy services, the costs involved, and the eligibility requirements. This information will help you understand what Medicare covers and how […]
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Occupational therapy staffing agencies provide a solution to this problem by connecting healthcare providers with qualified occupational therapists (OTs) and occupational therapy assistants (COTAs), as well as offering ot jobs. These staffing companies offer tailored workforce solutions and serve a wide range of locations across the country, ensuring job opportunities are available in various geographic […]
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In today’s competitive healthcare environment, finding and retaining top talent for your physical therapy practice can be a challenging process. Whether you are a physical therapist looking for new career opportunities or a healthcare facility seeking qualified staff, choosing the right physical therapy staffing agency is essential. The right agency can help you find the […]
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We get this question a lot: “Speech pathologist vs speech therapist, what’s the difference?” In daily use, the titles often refer to the same profession. In the United States, the licensed professional is the speech-language pathologist (SLP), and many people say speech therapist to mean the same thing. That said, the title speech-language pathologist signals […]
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To practice physical therapy in the United States, every physical therapist and physical therapist assistant must go through a state-specific licensure process. Whether you’re a recent graduate, applying from another state, or received your physical therapy education abroad, you need to understand the licensing steps before applying for a position. In this 2025 guide, I’m […]
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Many physical therapists start their careers with a general focus but choose to specialize over time. Specializing helps PTs improve their skills in a particular area, improve patient outcomes, and take on new career opportunities. According to the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), over 40,000 physical therapists have earned board certification through the American Board […]
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If you’re applying for your next, or first, role as a physical therapist, preparing for the interview is just as important as having the right qualifications. I’ve been in this field long enough to know that hiring managers ask more than just about education and licenses. They want to understand how you think, how you […]
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As a healthcare staffing agency that works with physical therapists every day, we’re always watching where the Best States for Physical Therapists are. If you’re a physical therapist today, or training to become one, you’ve probably asked yourself where you can build a strong career with good pay and stability. Choosing where to practice physical […]
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If you’re thinking about becoming a physical therapist assistant, you’re probably asking one key question: how many years to become a physical therapist assistant? Most PTA students complete their education and licensure process in about two years. But that timeline includes more than just classes. It involves clinical education, national licensure, and preparation for real-world […]
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