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	How much they pay for work on passenger cruise ship for massage therapist job, (the comany name :On board sp? The company name is On board spa, and harding brothers, they have massage therapist jobs position , my qiestion is how much they pay for that kind of work on ship? and how long are the contracts> thank you 2 answers - Asked By: Magdalena - 8/31/2009

	Are there any therapist jobs that only require a bachelor's degree? The only therapist job i know that doesn't require a masters or higher is a music therapist, which i'm not interested in. It seems like everything else is a masters or higher. I want to work as a therapist for children. But there's no way i can afford getting a masters degree i don't think :/ i'm still in highschool right now, but i would really like to find a career i can do that i'll love. 1 answer - Asked By: I IZ CHEY CHEY - 2/13/2012

	How hard is it to find opening on the medical field jobs for the navy ? Which of their job would be mostly like a physical therapist job ? 3 answers - Asked By: Kyldare - 8/8/2009

	How do I become a mental Health counselor? I looked at various therapist jobs online and I think a mental health counsolar is what I would best be suited as so I need help in figuig out what classes to take in high school (a freshmen in highs hook currently) and what collages will help me in my career path? Thank you please if you are going to just say things unhelpful don't post it on my answer like spelling and grammar. it is really hard to when you are new to i phones and don't pay attention when auto correct does thing like that. You honestly cant say i have problems when you aren't 100?orrect yourself. (i am actually quite good at spelling and punctuation but you wouldn't know that because you cant read.....remember? i am a freshmen in high school?) so don't mess with people when they are trying to decide their futures.....anyone reading this please report him? 4 answers - Asked By: blueninja - 2/21/2013

	What type of therapist should I be? I am 15 and i really want to help people for my career. I think that i want to be some type of therapist, but i dont know what type. Also can you tell me how long it takes to become that type of therapist, and any other information on what the therapists job is like. 1 answer - Asked By: daniel - 12/12/2008

	Is it part of a therapist’s job to “check in” on a patient? I’m a little confused about the nature of the therapist-client relationship. The therapist is supposed to remain impartial and not really get involved with patient. The therapist is not your “friend.” The amount of progress you make with the therapist depends solely on the individual’s effort and not on the therapist’s; only you can help you. So, if somebody was referred to a therapist because they were feeling suicidal but felt he/she couldn’t be helped and therapy wouldn’t benefit him/her, it’s not the therapist’s job to tell them otherwise, right? I mean, it’s ultimately the client’s choice whether or not to continue with the therapy, right? “Checking in” via e-mail or phone would be crossing the line in a therapist-client relationship, right? 1 answer - Asked By: mugatu5000 - 3/5/2013

	Can you live in Maui with a massage therapists salary? I don't need much, just a place to live and food, I really want to live in Maui, but I am wondering if I can live there with a massage therapists job. what is the minimum salary you can survive on there? thank you so much for your input! 3 answers - Asked By: Birdie - 2/3/2011

	I want to study very be a beauty therapist but....? I'm not so sure if there is a market for it.. I have looked world wide for beauty therapist jobs and there seems to a few places that are looking for them. I really want to but i'm not sure the market is right.... I am currently studying wedding planning so I think the two will work well together.. Are there any beauty therapist out there that will share their story with me? 1 answer - Asked By: dark_angelxx - 11/24/2011

	Is it hard to find an entry level respiratory therapist job in california? With a associate of occupational science degree? im planning on going back to school for this. it is a 2 year program and i would hate to go and not be ale to find a job after ward. im in california. how much $ do u think i would start at? im just curiouse, i dont care so much about the money just want a nice long career. thanks! 2 answers - Asked By: LV2BME! - 6/11/2009

	What are the chances of actually finding a recreational therapist job? Right now I am volunteering in an adaptive physical education program and am trying to decide if this is what I truly want to do. I really enjoy the work I'm doing currently and would love to do this as a career, but I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to find a decent job in this profession. Is this a hard profession to get into? I know you need a degree I'm transferring as a junior in the fall and am deciding on a major. 1 answer - Asked By: kobie - 3/13/2010

	How long does it take to become a therapist? I am a freshman at Bronx community college and I major in psych. How long would it take to become a family therapist, marriage therapirst or a relationship therapist? And what jobs related to psychology can i get inbetween the years of going to school. After I finish my two years at Bronx community is there a job I can get (obviously not a therapist)? I've looked this up but I get confused so please explain simply. 1 answer - Asked By: Krisssaaaaay. - 10/26/2011

	What type of therapist jobs are there at a hospital? A in mental therapist, not physical. 1 answer - Asked By: \|}Nick{\| - 11/21/2010

	How to become a physical therapist in the NFL? I am currently trying to get my bachelors degree in kinesiology to become a physical therapist. My dream job would be a physical therapist for the NFL. I want to get some advice on how to achieve my goal. 2 answers - Asked By: Rhonda L - 4/18/2011

	How much do pediatric physical therapists make yearly? And what education is required? For those who know of or are a pediatric physical therapist, is the job a rewarding job? 1 answer - Asked By: Nobody - 6/15/2009

	Is massage therapy a good choice for me? I'm thinking about going to school to be a message therapist. The job is just for me to make some money and do something on the side of school. I plan on going back to school right after that for physical or occupational therapy. Would it be a good idea to do this on the side? 2 answers - Asked By: Chris - 4/24/2012

	Are they dropping Respiratory Therapists to use RN's? I have heard that in the future, Respiratory Therapists jobs will be replaced by Registered Nurses. Is this true? The local college offers this course and it's not full where RN and Radiology Tech courses have a 2 year waiting list. I want to take this but if it's going to be replaced, I don't want to invest the time and money to be simply laid off. Thank you in advance! 2 answers - Asked By: jcs_ii - 2/11/2009

	How to become a Deaf Therapist/ about Deaf therapy?!?!? I have to write an 8 paragraph essay about my career choice. It is a Deaf Therapist. This job is not very common, so researching it is kind of hard. I need to know a little bit about what they do, how my career will impact peoples lives, and what are some pro's and con's with this job. Websites would be very helpful. Thank you! 3 answers - Asked By: Zoe M - 3/18/2010

	Does anyone know of any massage therapist jobs in the city of Anaheim only? I am a licensed therapist in the field of massage and would like to keep my license in Anaheim if at all possible. So any input would be appreciated. 'Thanks 1 answer - Asked By: Debbie G - 7/11/2008

	What do a RN and a Physical Therapist do? I'm currently trying to decide to change my major to either one of these, but I want more information to guide me into making the right choice. What does a RN do? What about a Physical Therapist? Are these jobs stressful? Is medical school required? How much do they get paid? Thanks in advance! 1 answer - Asked By: bigZeus - 11/7/2010

	What is the job setting of a physical therapist? Do any of you know what the job setting of a physical therapist is? Is job setting the same as field? 4 answers - Asked By: vanillabean92 - 7/18/2007

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