Allied health careers such as a Physical Therapist Assistant are very much in demand, and the need for a qualified physical therapist assistant is growing at a rapid speed. Individuals choosing the field of Physical Therapy as a licensed PTA have good personal characteristics and attributes; it sets them for greater success as a physical therapist assistant. My personal characteristics and attributes that will benefit the PTA program at Volunteer State Community College and PTA career are adaptable, hardworking, compassionate, team player, and well-rounded.
My ability to adapt to any situations under any circumstances will bring great benefits to the PTA program and the PTA career. When I moved to the United States from India at age of ten, …show more content…
I follow the recipe of hard work to achieve success in whatever I do in my life. When I was overweight, I worked extremely hard to lose 50 pounds by doing 90 minutes of workouts twice a day seven days a week for 12 months. I worked hard in high school to be in National Honor Society by keeping my grades up. Hard-working quality will benefit the PTA program and PTA career. Hard-working nature will benefit me with demanding clinical requirements and coursework requirements. I will put a hold on personal life in order to fully focus on my PTA program. I will give my dedication, effort, and time to study or whatever PTA program requires. Also, it will help me be dedicated to continuing education to keep my license after graduating from the PTA …show more content…
I have the experience of working with teams from high school and from my yoga community services. I was involved in many clubs, and I had to work with a team to complete projects. I worked with licensed yoga instructors and followed their instructions to teach yoga moves to younger children for better health. Being a team player, it will benefit the PTA program and the PTA career when I visit clinical sites and working with larger team of health care providers and following their instructions. I will bring calmness and support when working with a large group of health care providers to assist
My ability to adapt to any situations under any circumstances will bring great benefits to the PTA program and the PTA career. When I moved to the United States from India at age of ten, …show more content…
I follow the recipe of hard work to achieve success in whatever I do in my life. When I was overweight, I worked extremely hard to lose 50 pounds by doing 90 minutes of workouts twice a day seven days a week for 12 months. I worked hard in high school to be in National Honor Society by keeping my grades up. Hard-working quality will benefit the PTA program and PTA career. Hard-working nature will benefit me with demanding clinical requirements and coursework requirements. I will put a hold on personal life in order to fully focus on my PTA program. I will give my dedication, effort, and time to study or whatever PTA program requires. Also, it will help me be dedicated to continuing education to keep my license after graduating from the PTA …show more content…
I have the experience of working with teams from high school and from my yoga community services. I was involved in many clubs, and I had to work with a team to complete projects. I worked with licensed yoga instructors and followed their instructions to teach yoga moves to younger children for better health. Being a team player, it will benefit the PTA program and the PTA career when I visit clinical sites and working with larger team of health care providers and following their instructions. I will bring calmness and support when working with a large group of health care providers to assist