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Physical therapy jobs in the US. Requirements for foreign trained physiotherapists to practice in the US
If You are a Foreign Trained Physiotherapist thinking of Working in the US, Read This.
If you are a non-citizen who seeks to enter the United States with the intention of working as a health care worker other than as a physician, you need to have documentation from a credentialing agency recognized by USCIS attesting to your fulfillment of the necessary standards for education, training, licensure, experience, and English proficiency.…
Read MoreImmigration Options to Get Physiotherapy jobs in USA for Foreigners
If you are a foreign trained Physiotherapist interested in getting a job in the US there are quite a number of immigration pathways available for you.The route you take to migrate to the US as a physiotherapist, however, will depend on your own personal situation. Some popular ways of getting to work in the US…
Read MoreJuly 2020 Crash Course Bundle for NPTE Exam
If you are a physiotherapist planning to practice or get a job in the US you should be preparing for the NPTE (National Physical Therapy Exam). The NPTE exams are organized for both Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants to test basic entry-level competence post-graduation from an accredited program, or from an equivalent non-accredited program.…
Read More12 Things You Should Know About the NPTE Exam and More…
1. The NPTE or “The National Physical Therapy Exam” is the board exam Physical Therapists take in order to be licensed to practice Physiotherapy in any particular state in the US. 2. The Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT) is the organization that handles the examination standards and NPTE exam questions. 3. NPTE…
Read MoreTexas Becomes US 49th State to Let Patients See Physical Therapists Without Referral
A new law taking effect Sept. 1 will allow Texans who want treatment for an injury or pain management to see a physical therapist without first visiting a physician or other healthcare provider. Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed House Bill 29, which will allow Texans to seek treatment from a physical therapist without first receiving…
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