Anyone know anything about becoming a physical therapist? I'm unsatisifed with my office job, and I think this would be a good way to help people, avoid a desk job, and work with people. I already have B.S. in biochemistry, so I've done all the chemistry, bio, physics, and math prereq's, though I imagine I'd have to take a few classes to brush up.
Any advice or insight into the profession?
Check out which colleges have PT programs (most are
graduate programs) that you are interested in, find
out their prerequisites and go for it! Programs admit
a limited number of students from many applicants. But
in the meantime, find a PT clinic that you can volunteer
some time. Good luck. It has been very rewarding for
me (27 yrs).
Also, most PT prgms require that the A & P classes be taken within the past 5 years. If you've been out of school for a while this is something to look into.
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