“It's being able to help people, heal them, and getting them back doing what they love. And I love that.” ( Phil Johnson) Sports/Physical Therapy is an aspect of healthcare that is focuses on the prevention of injury and the rehabilitation of the patient back to health so they are able to get back to physical training and sports. It use the principles of sport and exercise sciences incorporating physiological and pathological processes to help the participant for training, competition and work.
To be a Sports/Physical therapist you need to have good grades no lower than a 65 and have to have a High School Diploma, must pass Grade 12 English, must pass Grade 12 biology, Grade 12 Physics or Grade 12 Chemistry. Must have three additional credits …show more content…
Although with more international trade we could discover new way to fix injuries; this could include new technology that totally annihilate the need for human therapy which would be negative for Sports/Physical therapists which would also take away lots of job opportunities. Globalization could be good and bad because good for maybe North American can influence and help other countries with our technology and bad because maybe we loose all traditional ways of helping physical injuries.
On Career Cruising I found an interview talking about Sports therapy; I like how they talked about how to become a therapist, how hard it is to become one, why they choose to become one, and the education it took to become one. Although I did not like how they did not have many interviews of different people so I only really got one perspective. Some important information I got is if you do not want to be a Sports therapist anymore you can have a different occupation easily because it is similar to other
To be a Sports/Physical therapist you need to have good grades no lower than a 65 and have to have a High School Diploma, must pass Grade 12 English, must pass Grade 12 biology, Grade 12 Physics or Grade 12 Chemistry. Must have three additional credits …show more content…
Although with more international trade we could discover new way to fix injuries; this could include new technology that totally annihilate the need for human therapy which would be negative for Sports/Physical therapists which would also take away lots of job opportunities. Globalization could be good and bad because good for maybe North American can influence and help other countries with our technology and bad because maybe we loose all traditional ways of helping physical injuries.
On Career Cruising I found an interview talking about Sports therapy; I like how they talked about how to become a therapist, how hard it is to become one, why they choose to become one, and the education it took to become one. Although I did not like how they did not have many interviews of different people so I only really got one perspective. Some important information I got is if you do not want to be a Sports therapist anymore you can have a different occupation easily because it is similar to other