The Power of Positive Culture – Part Three
Clinic leaders hold one of the most challenging positions in a PT company. While their primary role is still that of a treating clinician, they also have to juggle numerous management responsibilities. This dual focus can lead to a variety of challenges. Leaders must seamlessly shift their attention from a patient-centered approach when dealing […]
5 types of PT treatments for gout
Gout is a type of arthritis, causing inflammation and pain in the joints. The culprit behind gout is the buildup of uric acid in the body. Uric acid is a natural substance; however, when there’s too much of it, it can form sharp crystals that tend to settle in the joints, especially the big toe. […]
The 5 types of PT exam questions you should prepare for
Embarking on a career in physical therapy as a Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) or a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) requires a commitment to excellence and a thorough understanding of your chosen profession. An essential component of either career path is the National Physical Therapy Examinations for Physical Therapist Assistants (NPTE-PTA) and the Doctors of […]
What salary and benefits can you expect as an Alliance physical therapist?
Are you a physical therapist looking for work? You’d be joining a group of nearly 229,740 physical therapists in the United States. This number is expected to grow rapidly, with a projected increase of about 15% by the year 2032. Say you’ve completed all your education and licensure requirements to begin working as a physical […]
7 common DPT interview questions (and the BEST answers to give)
Every job interview is different. You’re applying to a variety of companies with different cultures that have unique expectations. But when you’re looking for a position in one specific field, such as physical therapy, there’s bound to be some commonalities between the interviews. You can use those commonalities in your favor by knowing what to […]
4 types of interview questions providers commonly ask when searching for a physical therapist
Looking to start or continue a rewarding career in physical therapy? Finding a physical therapy provider that offers exceptional patient experiences is a great first step, and working for a provider that shares your values and commitment to care can have a major impact on your job satisfaction. Once you have narrowed your job search, […]
3 interview questions providers commonly ask when searching for a physical therapist
The physical therapy industry is one of the fastest-growing industries in the United States. In fact, physical therapy employment is projected to increase by 15% by the year 2032. Are you among the many people looking for a new job as a physical therapist? Here are some questions you should expect to answer during an […]
Growing your physical therapy clinic: A brief guide
If you’re a small physical therapy business looking for ways to grow, you’ve come to some luck. Fortunately, there is one way you can grow your clinic and experience many benefits. Interested in learning more? You can find out what benefits you can reap from joining a partnership with a larger physical therapy-centered company. How […]
7 ways to relieve chronic scar tissue pain
Scars are a normal part of life during the healing process. Scar tissue is different from normal tissue. It is less elastic, which can lead to tightness, limited movement, or pain. This pain can become chronic. Pain from scar tissue may not be immediate. Scar tissue can take up to a year to fully heal. […]
What to do about a torn abductor muscle
Muscle strains (when a muscle develops a small to complete tear) are a common injury, particularly among athletes or individuals with physically intense jobs. In one study on athletes, muscle injuries accounted for 31% of injuries. Some muscle groups are more commonly injured than others, such as the hamstrings and hip abductor muscles. Athletes and […]
How long should swelling last after an injury (and how do you decrease swelling)?
Swelling can be described as the enlargement of any bodily tissue or body part that is new or unusual. It is a normal response from the body to any type of injury. Swelling can be both good and bad, depending on the circumstances. It’s meant to begin part of the healing process. Sometimes swelling may […]
What every patient needs to know about DPTs (including what DPT means)
Did you notice that some physical therapists have the letters DPT at the end of their name? What does that mean, anyway? DPT stands for Doctor of Physical Therapy, an advanced degree that indicates that the physical therapist studied in a three-year doctorate program after undergraduate school. Physical therapists are now required to complete a […]
