Journey to Becoming a Compassionate Physical Therapist

Physical health has always played a part in my life. Whether it was eating vegetables with every meal, or hard and strenuous activity, I have been very passionate about the human body. I realized from all the years of maintaining my well-being and finding out more about my personality, that I would want to help others with their own fitness achievements by becoming a physical therapist. I feel that I can accomplish all the duties this job offers with meeting the education requirements prior to me being a physical therapist. This career fits almost every bit of my identity and I can see I will be very passionate about it. Every job comes with specific responsibilities, and for physical therapists, there is an abundance of them. An example would be the astounding hustle and bustle a hospital comes with. The average number of people that physical therapists see a day is twelve; and with an average ten hour work day, it can become overwhelming. As a logician, one of my strengths is that I am goal driven and can organize my way to figure a situation out. I can use my organization skills to try and schedule patients to where I can work around their time, and they can work with mine. Another challenge that I would have to overcome is coming up with well-organized workouts for my patients. As a physical therapist, work doesn’t end when my shift

I can observe that physical therapy is a job many set their sights on, but fail to follow through with. I know that I will gain enough experience and education to succeed with flying colors because of my personality of being dedicated, motivated, and hard-working. Everybody gets hurt at some point in life, and it would be my pleasure to take on the responsibilities of a physical therapist and help people get back on their feet for the rest of their