Physical Therapy PT

22 Health Science Careers for Biology Majors

You might think that if you major in biology, your only career path involves working in a laboratory. Don’t break out the test tubes just yet; there are a lot of careers for biology majors you might not have considered. Biology majors are excellent candidates for many health science professions, and we recommend a biology

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40 Physical Therapy (PT) School Interview Questions

When you apply to a physical therapy (PT) graduate program, you can assume the application process includes an interview stage. In the interview, you’ll share your knowledge and skills and ask questions about the program. Running through practice questions and answers can help prepare you to answer questions confidently and improve your chances of successful

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How To Get Into Physical Therapy School: 10 Key Steps

Becoming a physical therapist (PT) is a long but rewarding process. You’ll need to earn a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), the highest degree available in the field, to practice as a physical therapist. However, physical therapy schools are competitive, with more people applying than spots available in programs.  Learn how to get into physical

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How To Become a Travel Physical Therapist

Just as not everyone is destined for a career in medicine, not every physical therapist (PT) wants to work in the same location every day for their entire career. Look into how to become a travel physical therapist if the idea of working in the same office seems boring, or if you aren’t sure what

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USAHS DPT Alum Lives Dream, Lands Coveted Role in the NBA

Dr. Jamal Cort, DPT, was not going to miss his shot. He had always dreamed of being a part of the National Basketball Association (NBA). “I knew I wanted to be in the NBA – it was always my end goal,” said Cort. In 2013, he landed his first role in professional sports. For two

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8 Types of Rehabilitation

At some point in your life, you may have been or will be recommended to undergo rehabilitation. Rehabilitation is designed to help individuals regain essential functions to improve their quality of life.  Whether you’re recovering from a traumatic injury or simply need help completing daily tasks, there are different types of rehabilitation available to aid

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How to Become a Pediatric Physical Therapist

Do you enjoy learning about how the body moves and working with children? You may want to consider pursuing a career in pediatric physical therapy. Pediatric physical therapists work with various cases, such as injuries, disorders and chronic illnesses.  Learn how to become a pediatric physical therapist, including educational and clinical requirements, and what you

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2023 Guide: How Much Do Physical Therapists Make?

Physical therapy (PT) is a crucial field of healthcare that focuses on improving the mobility, function and quality of life for individuals recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions. With the demand for rehabilitative services on the rise, physical therapy has become an increasingly sought-after career path. Earning a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree

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Making an Impact in Underserved Communities

What started in 2018 with a few individuals taking part in a local fundraiser has turned into a national grassroots initiative that involves and supports hundreds annually. Known as ‘PT in the Community’, this project was formed by University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) Assistant Professor and alum F Scott Feil, PT, DPT,

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USAHS PT Alum’s Focus on Parkinson’s Unites a Florida Community

The REBLOOM Center in St. Augustine, Florida, kicked off Parkinson’s Awareness Month on March 30 with “Pints for Parkinson’s,” a month-long fundraiser hosted by local Dog Rose Brewing Company. Throughout the month of April, every pint of Orange Blossom Honey Ale sold at the brewery earned $1 for the nonprofit, which provides funding for wellness

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Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes Recognizes USAHS Alum

After winning the AFC Championship game that put the team in Super Bowl LVII, star Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes gave props to the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences alum Julie Frymyer, DPT, the Chiefs’ Assistant Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist. Patrick Mahomes praised @Chiefs assistant trainer and PT Julie Frymeyer for designing and

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