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Physical Therapist (PT) Reviews

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

October 2022
A goodish job.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Houston:
Pros: My coworkers and boss are very conducive to an enjoyable work environment and the patient population is extremely diverse and interesting to work with from a clinical standpoint.
Cons: Not sure as a PT I’m fairly compensated considering my level of education at this hospital.
September 2022
Stressful work environment.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Rochester:
Pros: Work hour flexibility
Cons: Micro management , mixing out patients , long term care residents, home care
August 2022
Not a bad place to work.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Burlington:
Pros: Direct patient care
Cons: Unorganized office. Paid per point, no longer a salaried position
July 2022
Cute little small town.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Eufaula:
Pros: Small town, people are mostly nice, close to nature
Cons: Have to drive some to do some shopping
July 2022
Overall underpaid, expected to not ask questions regarding pay, non-transparent regarding pay.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Skokie:
Pros: Easy, low expectations. Coast through work.
Cons: Extremely slow to make changes due to the corporate ladder, corporate culture is forced and non-genuine, pay is extremely stagnant.
July 2022
Good benefits. Decent starting pay. No raises.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Tulsa:
Pros: One on one with my patients. Laid back work environment.
Cons: Hard work and loyalty is not incentivized. No annual cost of living adjustments and no pay scale raises based on years of experience.
July 2022
Expect a lot of free work.
Physical Therapist (PT) in Seattle:
Pros: The staff and patients
Cons: No allowance for paperwork and other patient management. A lot of work expected unpaid.

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