Physiotherapist
Work with patients to improve their mobility and quality of life.
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5.0Mar 2020
Reviewer's Qualification
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Experience
5 – 9 years
Organisation size
Small (1-19 employees)
Specialisation
Musculoskeletal Private Practise
The good things
It is really rewarding to be a part of someone's recovery journey. Helping people return to normal activities in their lives (sometimes with modifications) feels good. Being a physio is challenging an...
The challenges
Sometimes working in private practice starts to feel like youre running a business and your patients become consumers - this can really be depressing cause most of us dont go into this profession for ...
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4.0May 2021
Reviewer's Qualification
Master of Physiotherapy
Experience
1 – 4 years
Organisation size
Large (200+ employees)
Specialisation
musculoskeletal
The good things
It is an ever evolving field and there is always more to learn and perfect. Generally your skills are appreciated and you often are able to have discussions and form bonds with your clientele. You are...
The challenges
From my experience, private practice physiotherapists are poorly remunerated for their level of knowledge. Often practices are not highly profitable businesses and this generally means it is hard to p...
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Frequently asked questions about becoming a Physiotherapist
You'll need to complete a bachelor degree in physiotherapy. Alternatively, you may be able to complete a postgraduate degree in physiotherapy if you already hold an undergraduate degree.,Find out more about how to become a Physiotherapist.
It takes a minimum of 4 years to complete a university degree in physiotherapy.
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