A Day in the Life of a Physical Therapist

Ever wondered what a day in the life of a Physical Therapist is like? Jessie Weinberg, PT, DPT, CSCS, and the Director of Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy walks you through a typical day of work in her field.

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[eviemahon]

Her voice could convince me to do ANY CAREER, she’s so enthusiastic and passionate.
I’ve always wanted to do physiotherapy but NOW I wanna do it even more. Wow I love u guys 👍

[mopnem]

lol, having been in the field. This is a pretty good representation, lol at notes & schedule conflict. Jessie is also a good representative of the type of personality pt people have.

[samuelcoronado]

I’ve always wanted to become a Physical Therapist since I was in 8th grade. Now I’m becoming a senior in high school this August. This is still what I want to do it’s just me thinking about what path I’m going to take to become a PT.

[ashbhatti]

Hi, I'm really really interested in becoming a physical therapist! I just wanted to say thank you for this very informative video, it really gave me and I'm sure many other viewers who are curious about the field an inside look into physical therapy! I was wondering what the main difference between physical therapy and athletic training was. I really want to become a physical therapist, but I also have a passion for kinesiology.

[karinaoceguera]

I love my job as a pt aide ! I’ve been learning so much and love the atmosphere!!

[kbandzz]

I am a 16 year old female currently with pelvic pain and have an upcoming gyn appointment but I love that your job is dedicated to the pelvis, I love the women empowerment, I love how your work with your patients not only them exercising and I am really interested in this job as my future career. I love everything about this whole video thank you for educating me.🥰❤️

[flareanimo]

oml her favorite part is making PT notes @-@ thats like the most notorious thing that makes PT students faint. I'm a 2nd yr PT student btw. OSPEs and other clinical exams are terrifying, but if you're passionate about it like her, you're gonna enjoy it. Goodluck to the future PTs and DPTs!

[SimieIriarte]

This is a really great video! Happy to see pelvic health PTs be highlighted as well. I also like the appreciation for the techs and front desk. Woot woot!

[bruh-bnni]

I love this work environment. I have a question, in the future will other physical therapy places look like this? The clean gym and modern environment is perfect for me, I'm not really into the clinic setting.

[bryansauceda]

I can't wait to start DPT school!!! Excited for the new environment, new people to meet, and new knowledge 👌

[thatgirl_]

I'm ready to do this for at least 20 years of my life.

[epicentermode]

I’m majoring in physical therapy, I’m so excited to treat people from injuries! I’ll become a PT in 2030

[o]

I want to start my own clinic one day, it seems overwhelming but videos like this help me get a better idea!

[rayan]

I am an electrical engineering graduate however I always wanted to study physiotherapy

[aleksparamentic]

Great video! I can tell you love what you do and your work environment as well, it motivates me even more to go into PT school

[meritu]

I honestly think that this is a job that I’d like to do but I don’t really like science and it’s really boring to study . I barely have any motivation but I see myself being a Pt. It seems like a job that I’d like to do beside working at a desk

[renegadealpha]

i'm an army veteran and this career, in particular, has been on my mind for years. I'm hoping to get into this to help our wounded veterans.

[zulqarnainzakki]

Hi
I'm Zulqarnain from Pakistan
I'm student of DPT program
very nice 👍
I like it

[lila]

Is being a physical therapist a fulfilling and satisfying job for the long term? Thank you for this very informative video!

[kooroshh]

I just got my biomedical undergrad at york and now im super interested in becoming a physiotherapist!!! Will be researching more about the field. Would you be able to tell me any positions i could enter in (thats related to physiotherapy) to get into the field with my bachelor of biology?