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Physical Therapy: Career Outlook

Interested in careers in physical therapy? Whether you’re curious about becoming a physical therapy aide or a doctor of physical therapy, it’s useful to study the career outlook for the field. The good news: the physical therapy career outlook might be even better than the outlook for all healthcare professions.

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4 Reasons Schools for Medical Assisting Need to be Accredited

We mention several times on our site that our school and programs are accredited, unlike some schools for medical assisting. But why is accreditation so important to us? First, let’s talk about accreditation. Accreditation is a review process during which an outside organization ensures that our school meets the national

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What Kind of Medical Office Assistant Training Should I Get?

Lots of people who are interested in medical office assistant training think that there’s only one career path to consider: medical administration. Though it’s a great choice, it’s not the only one. In this post, we’ll clarify the three different career paths people might be referring to when they say

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Athletic Physical Therapy 101: The 6 Parts

In a previous post, we discussed the different types of physical therapy and the benefits of physical therapy for many groups of people. Here, we’ll discuss athletic physical therapy (also called sports physical therapy) in more detail, discussing the techniques and benefits of physical therapy for physically active people. Athletic

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What is the job of a medical assistant?

Prospective students often ask, “What is the job of a medical assistant?” A better question might be, “What are the responsibilities of a medical assistant?” or “How can I build a career as a medical assistant?” Medical assistants do not perform just one task. They use a broad range of

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The Top 5 Types of Physical Therapy Services

Five major types of physical therapy services are orthopedic, geriatric, neurological, cardiovascular and pulmonary, and pediatric physical therapy. Each focuses on different movement challenges, health conditions, or patient populations. All share a practical goal: helping people function better in daily life. “Top five” is a useful introduction, not an official

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