About my college education:
For me, physical therapy seems one step shy of a course in medicine, aside from the fact that it is in demand in abroad. As you might have expected, physical therapy training involves everything you wanted to know about the human body. I like it because I already expect a plethora of topics on anatomy, physiology, human development, actually more of dealings of sciences (which is my favorite!) and, of course, therapy.
It was interesting in the sense that you will be dealing with different people of different ages that requires different approaches too, at the same time I can say that it is difficult because the need for such specialty requires more and extensive studies with regards to topics of women’s health, pediatric rehabilitation and geriatric rehabilitation.
My current job:
Nope! I'm a stay at home mom. But I used to have my own PT clinic right after I graduated. I run it for two years and eventually give up because of family business priority.
How long did it take to find a job:
Not quite long because I put up my own PT clinic then.
Do I recommend studying Physical Therapy:
Yes, but of course that depends on the person's interests, there's a lot to consider though.
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