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	What is it like being a physical therapy assistant: Pros, Cons, Salary, Responsibilities? I'm 33 years old and looking to go into the physical therapy field. I would like to become a physical therapy assistant and am looking into getting a 2 year degree from a DelTech University. I would like to know if it is hard to get a job in this field. The average pay for this position. Also would it be hard to get into this field at my age? Basically I would like to get the pros and cons of this field or any other information you find pertinent. Thanks in advance :) 2 answers - Asked By: Cody - 1/26/2010

	Should I major in Health and Exercise Science while also doing Physical Therapy Assistant? I recently got accepted into a Physical Therapy Assistant program and I was wondering if I should also get a BS in Physical Education with a concentration in Health and Exercise Science. I heard that it looks better for when you get a job but I talked to a girl that's already in the PTA program and she said it really didn't matter if you got a BS in Health and Exercise or not. Is that true? So i'm basically just wondering is it worth it to do the Health and Exercise Science major also? Thanks! 2 answers - Asked By: Keshara Stark - 4/17/2013

	What are jobs where you work with animals but requires schooling? What are jobs where you work with animals but requires schooling? Like a vet,pathologist. Something to do with science that you need a degree. If you could list them, that would be great. Looking for jobs that require school.(please list how much school) Bonus marks for salaries and job description!!! Please list as many as you can, thanks :) 2 answers - Asked By: - 6/15/2011

	What jobs could I have in a retirement home? I'm hoping to have a career in a retirement home, I don't think I would be able to become a nurse but what other jobs could I have? And what prerequisites would I need? 2 answers - Asked By: Lesley K - 8/27/2010

	What type of jobs can you do with a degree in Childhood and Youth studies? I am due to start studying for this degree and would like to know what type of jobs you think I could end up doing? 1 answer - Asked By: charlie - 11/30/2011

	Can I find a physical therapist job that has on the job training? I am thinking about switching job fields and want to work on being a physical therapist. I have an associates degree in Graphic Design but want to use that with being a physical therapist. Kind of like an art therapist. But I want to find a job that can train me as well as go to school for it. Is there something out there like that? 3 answers - Asked By: skibum_us - 6/22/2009

	What is a good Master's degree if I want to become an Athletic Director? What is a good Master's degree if I want to become an Athletic Director at the high school or junior college level? 2 answers - Asked By: Crammer - 11/19/2007

	What's another job that involves animals besides a vet? You see I really love animals, I volunteer at an animal shelter once a week. I love it so much that I want to have a job with animals in the future. But I don't want to become a vet, but I would like to have a job that involves taking care of animals or at least doing something with animals. Could you give me a hand please? 23 answers - Asked By: <33 - 11/30/2008

	What is the most useful computer technology feild to get an associates in? I am thinking of changing my major for my associates degree to something that I can get a job that makes an ok amount of money while I work further my education. What type of associates degree would be the most benifical? 2 answers - Asked By: christina l - 1/8/2010

	What jobs can i get that involve animals? I don't know what kind of job i want and i'm a sophmore in highschool so the pressure is on hehehe but i know i want something to do with animals and i don't feel like working at fast food restaraunts and factories for the rest of my life. 3 answers - Asked By: debbie_is_bored932009 - 8/24/2008

	Successful career transitions. How did it work out for you? I will be 40 in a few months and have been working in an administrative field for over 20 years. In the last few years I've had aspirations of going back to school to obtain a Funeral Director's license. These two fields are comparitively very different. What results did you have when you made the change? Do you have regrets? 5 answers - Asked By: sleepingliv - 8/15/2007

	Is a occupational therapist and a physical therapist the same thing? How much do you make a year? What kind of education do you need to be one? Also what kind of education do you need to be a pediatrician? How much do you make a year? What other careers pays at least 80,000 a year without too much education? 3 answers - Asked By: stars626 - 5/30/2012

	I work in the UK as a physical activity advisor, would my qualifications be of any use in the USA? If my qualifications don't directly transfer, is there a course I could take to transfer them all to the US equivalent? 2 answers - Asked By: Ben - 8/31/2012

	What Jobs can i get with a Kinesiology degree? If i major in Kinesiology: Human Movement Science, what jobs would it qualify me for? 1 answer - Asked By: cat - 6/15/2010

	Is it possible to get a bachelor's degree from a community college? If so, thats good. if not, whats the best degree u can get? and with that community college degree, can i get a good job? 2 answers - Asked By: MIKE G - 10/8/2008

	What does an exercise physiologist/exercise scientist do? What do they do? What programs do you have to take in University/ courses in high school? What company/ organization do they work for? What attire do most exercise physiologists wear? 1 answer - Asked By: A K - 10/25/2009

	What kind of degree can and should i pursue? Ok so i just received an Associates degree in psychology and had originally planned to get a BA in social work. well after some research i found that social work isn't very lucrative and ive become turned off from the idea. i was wondering what other types of degrees i could transfer into with an AA in psych. thanks! 2 answers - Asked By: TMC - 6/30/2011

	How do I relax and relieve stress? I am getting bad sleep because I think so much every night when I go to bed, what should I do? 11 answers - Asked By: Greg - 7/7/2012

	What is it like to work in a retirement home? I've been considering applying for work at a nursing home but I've heard stories that it's awful work with low pay. Is this true? I did work experience in an old folks home in grade 9 but I didn't get to see very much of what goes on because was so young. So what is your experience in working in aged care? Pro's and con's? Thanks so much! :) 1 answer - Asked By: nickiii - 7/28/2010

	What kind of jobs can you get with a degree in Kinesiology besides being a physical therapist? 1 answer - Asked By: BooGaruBoo - 5/28/2006

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Directs physical therapy services by developing strategic objectives; providing services; maintaining college of medicine and university liaison; directing staff.

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