As a Physiotherapist, several specializations can be get in the fields such as cardiorespiratory, geriatrics, orthopaedics & neurology. You can also acquire a doctorate degree and work in the research field. In future, you will get a wide scope of physiotherapy.

Whether doing clinical practice or specializing in research and education, physiotherapists will always be in great demand.

There is no doubt that Physiotherapists are well respected in society.

Physiotherapy is a worthy profession so it happens that those who pursue it are well respected and valued members of society.

There are no such set requirements needed to be a physiotherapy assistant. Employers need good numeracy and knowledge and some experience or qualifications in health or social care.

According to variously supreme court judgments, a physiotherapist can prefix Dr. to his/her name, when he/she has completed a doctorate. Only a registered medical practitioner can call himself a doctor and prefix Dr. to their name. Yes, the person who has done a degree course in PHYSIOTHERAPY is considered as a doctor. But a Physiotherapy Assistant can’t prefix Dr. to his/her name.

You will not reach to the top of the Physio profession soon if there is such a thing as the top of the profession. You have to be prepared to put in the hard yards and get knowledge, experience and reliability with your patients.

You can become a physiotherapist without doing higher studies at a university. For the physiotherapy assistance,it is important to study at least 3 months of certification course.

Yes, of course, Physical Therapist Assistant is a good career. Physical therapist assistants work with physical therapists, assisting them with performing the recovery exercises and therapies associated with healing from an injury or disability.

A Physiotherapy Assistant’s role is hands-on and highly patient-based. Physiotherapy Assistants work with Physiotherapists and are expected to be responsible for giving patient care and assisting patients to complete special treatment plans related to illness, injury,or disability-related physical issues.