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3 Ways to Celebrate During PT Month
Though you may be a PT or PTA year-round, October is your month to celebrate. Here are three ways to salute the profession and give back.
Is Your Therapy Job a Literal Pain?
Physical Therapists, who typically help those struggling with pain, seem to be experiencing it themselves, and their jobs may be to blame.
Tell CMS What You Think of an 8% Cut for Therapy Reimbursements
Under the 2020 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule, therapy could see an 8% cut in Medicare reimbursements. Here’s what to do about it.
States with the Most Therapy Jobs
California appears to be the state with the highest demand across all therapy professions. What other states are seeing strong demand for PTs, OTs, and SLPs?
September Is Pain Awareness Month
The month of September has been designated as Pain Awareness Month to shine a light on the 100 million Americans who live with chronic pain.
Superstar Athletes Popularize Unproven Stem Cell Procedures
Stem cell injections are costly, controversial, and unproven to be effective. So, why are professional athletes pushing them?
Americans Increasingly Sedentary, Not More Active
Americans are often portrayed as being lazy, and a new study finds that they are living up to that stereotype, getting more sedentary over time.
5 Reasons to Give Travel Positions a Try
For those with a sense of adventure, travel positions need no other selling point. If you don’t have a natural love of travel, though, here are five other reasons to consider travel assignments.
A Back-to-School Self Care Guide for School-Based Therapists
Back-to-school season is upon us, and school-based therapists are likely beginning to feel excited or overwhelmed. Here’s how to stay centered.
How to Rehab Your Therapy Résumé
Whether or not you are actively searching for a new therapy job, keeping your résumé current is always smart. Here are some tips to get yours in top shape.