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Physical Therapist (PT) Reviews

What is it like working as a Physical Therapist (PT)?

November 2019
Benefits are awful.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Noblesville:
Pros: Co-workers and residents
Cons: Benefits
October 2019
Work long hours with minimal pay.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Downingtown:
Pros: The professionalism
Cons: The long hours
October 2019
Physical Therapist (PT) in Seattle:
Pros: Variety of patients and co-workers
Cons: Lack of time allotted to paperwork. Often need to complete on unpaid time.
October 2019
Satisfied but worked to death.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Seattle:
Pros: Variety of patients, staff, positive atmosphere and no pressure for marketing
Cons: A lot of time unpaid to complete documentation.
October 2019
Excellent environment and team.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Lorain:
Pros: Caring environment, flexible
Cons: Unfair politics in administration
October 2019
Plenty of practice.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Minneapolis:
Pros: Mentorship, continuously busy
Cons: Communication from supervisors
July 2019
Physical Therapist (PT) in Lewiston:
If you are lucky enough to have a great team of coworkers like I do, that will help you keep your sanity. Otherwise, the expectations are sometimes quite unrealistic. You are to give excellent, compassionate, skilled, hands-on patient care while sometimes juggling two to three patients, same-day evaluations from the medical providers, and human performance evaluations. Instead of being satisfied that you did your best for each patient, you often feel like you're trying to run a circus. This place is a bit of a patient mill, plus all the extra services required for pre-employment tests and walk-ins. Not the worst company by any means, but at times the pace and level of multitasking are overwhelming. The company does generally pay quite well and offer good PTO and benefits, so corporate is aware that this is a tough setting. If you are an experienced PT who can handle some period chaos, can set strong boundaries, and can maintain a realistic view of what you can accomplish, without letting the corporate undercurrent pressure you, this could be a lucrative and rewarding place for you.

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