Please can u give more details of the app

Sir a request if u could shows practical demo with a subject for spine issues

Finally I gt this video..really struggled to find...amazing effects sir...keep saring amazing videos n helping physios.globally ...

This was informative. Many PTs on KZbin talk about the career but sometimes leave out the financial impact from start undergraduate to end doctorate program cost.

😍😍😍😍😍😍nice tour 😊😊😮😮

Cambio su página de instagram ya no se puede ver todos los ejercicios para hacer algunos

Unfortunately I don’t have many or cheaper in state schools and now I’m starting dpt school in 5 months and I’m considering dropping it because of the debt, I feel like I’ll enjoy pt but an accelerated bsn program 20 min from me is only 10k and a nurse practitioner seems like a better financial decision, not in it for the money but I also don’t want to dig myself into a 20 year repayment plan

not all pts are broke lol

Im planning on going to CSULB, I live about 15 miles away, hopefully I can commute and save a lot of housing money to limit my debt. DPT school is 82k now which is crazy

Fellow PT in Oklahoma, loved it, great job!

I was accepted into a DPT program. I'm 41, have less than 14 years to pay off my home, make over 100k annually, and have no student loans from my bachelor's or masters degrees. I'm starting to think becoming a PT at this stage of the game would be financial suicide even tho I would find the intangibles of the job so much more rewarding than what I do now..

This was SOOOOOOOO helpful thank you so much as a fellow PT!

I hate when people say apply to instate as if that’s an option for some people who are bad at test taking and such. It’s not that easy to get into instate programs giving that they only take about 30 people.

This was a great video. As a parent of a kid that wants to attend Physical Therapy school this is definately an eye opener. I couldn't find the link for the spreadsheet though. Do you think it would be worth it if my son attended a $65K a year school Undergrad (3 year accelerated program) which I have saved for and would pay. Then my son would pay his own way in the DPT program at roughly $40k a year. I am starting to think he may be financially in over his head with the particular school he is considering. Thoughts? And once again great video!

Nice story telling flow 🔥💯 you work at a SNF?

Cash treatment is best for the patient! You get the care you deserve, not based on insurance coverage. Plus it’s highly personalized, hands on and dedicated.

Hey, that's my undergrad! Awesome 👍 Congrats.

Hello Dr.nick!! My name is shraddha and I'm from india. I really need your help I'm in last year of bachelor physiotherapy, and wanted to persue next education USA .. will you please guide me if it's possible for you.. i really love CBR (community based rehabilitation) and in India master's in CBR includes women's health, geriatrics and industrial health I'm more interested in community rehabilitation I'm looking for the 1-2 years courses which are related to women's health , rehabilitation and geriatrics health . Thank you so much . good luck sir ✨

would you recommend getting a bachelors degree for the PTA path? im a senior in highschool and have already gotten accepted to state schools for Kinesiology, but after doing a little research found that PTA school is only 2 years. But, since Im only 17 I would be done with PTA by 19 if all goes well, and im not sure people will hire me honestly! will PTA programs look at my bachelor’s as overqualified or a stand out applicant? thank you!

Thanks for watching! Program download link. nickhelton.gumroad.com/l/LowBackFree

The program link is LIVE to view! But note the KZbin video explainers won't be fully uploaded until 1/30/22 nickhelton.gumroad.com/l/LowBackFree

Is it worth becoming a PTA in 2022?

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

Thanks for watching! Sorry about the autofocus, it's time to upgrade my T6i! DrNickHeltonApp.com

Changing it up today - exercise demo walk through. More at: DrNickHeltonApp.com

High quality video Nick! It is admirable that you took the time you did to go through the tedious process of finding the data for all of the CAPTE accredited programs. I wish I would have had this when I applied to PT school!

when you look at total cost of tuition reported by the schools, interest is never accounted for. Interest rates are high for graduate school loans and it starts accruing immediately. I think my interest was an extra $15,000 by the time I actually graduated. Also, looking at average salary for PT is not really the best value to look at for a new grad. New grad salaries are sadly typically a lot lower than the average. New grads have the highest debt and usually lowest salary. Personally I am working on paying off $113k student loans, I am down to $28k after 2 years now. Good breakdown at the end of the video on if its worth it or not. I agree with your points!

Great video. Thanks for sharing!!!

The reason people would feel more comfortable in a squat with a raised heel would be lack of ankle mobility and flexibility. The fix isn't heeled shoes it would be to work on your flexibility and mobility. Barefoot shoes all the way! I wear xeros and vivo and love them. Feel way more stable and better Ballance in the squat and deadlift and other movements.

This looks amazing! Great program.

I'm really scared, I want to become a physical therapist but I don't want to be swallowed in debt with a low salary job

I can’t help but feel like the newer aspiring PTs have it bad. Older PTs have just a bachelors or masters, and the younger crowd is stuck with potential debt

Is DPT degree is easy or hard is America ?

Greetings from South Florida

I was looking for advice on how to do movements correctly (effective and safe). I appreciate Dr. Nick's remarks 11:16-11:46 explaining WHY a particular use of resistance bands can be a better option than alternatives.

Thank you for your inspiration.

Hey Dr. Nick, I actually currently attend FIU DPT program and I am a Rising Third Year. I did everything right, Undergrad paid for and going to an in state public school near. but the cost of attendance of FIU DPT is 76,500, not $40 K. I think DPT is still going to be worth it for me because I am also a CSCS and Personal Trainer and plan to practice as PT, Strength Coach and Trainer. My income as a PT may be capped at 80k in a traditional clinic, but I plan to pick up periderm / weekend shifts in the hospital I am also planning on still working as a Trainer and occasionally as a Coach, With a background in Physical Therapy More High Profile, High Income, Clients are willing to pay $$$ for training sessions and are willing to spread the word for the profession. I Really See myself Working 55 hours a week in Health and Human Performance, Primarily as a Physical Therapist, but also as a Part time Trainer There will be debt but honestly many other health care professionals are dealing with similar factors, Higher Cost of Education and Lower Reimbursement That being said, Advocacy, has been a big thing in school and understanding that marketing and exposure is something that has been drilled in my generation. Slowly but surely I've seen the younger generation of MDs understand and respect PT and are more willing to refer to PT, I have also just seen more exposure of PTs in Social Media and more occurrences of patients paying out of pocket for evaluations because they have had great experiences with PT or have been highly recommended by family and friends. Yes we have issues, but all professions do Only come into this field if you love Physical Therapy and Human Motion But also understand that you have to give it your all and spread your voice to help make our financial situation and presence as a profession better! The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side!

This is amazing! I cant imagine how much work the spreadhsheet was, but im so grateful you made one. Applying to PT schools this summer so this was very informative and helpful!

Awesome video. Appreciate the hard work you put in so others can easily check out the list of schools and their accreditation.

Very expensive indeed! Great content by the way!

I am also an undergrad student looking to travel with my girlfriend would you be able to give some insight on how you were able to go to Italy for two weeks. Like The cost and activities you did.

Love your willingness to share about your DPT & financial journey! Great content 🔑

The topics in this video are exactly what I’m looking for and the kind of things I need to learn about. I’m looking into getting back into school seriously and I’m also really interested in physical therapy. I haven’t made the ultimate decision on whether to pursue it as a career but I probably will in the near future. I’ve been getting some advice from older folks and some of them say it isn’t a great idea to go into physical therapy as they don’t think there’s going to be enough work in the future here in Los Angeles. My physician told me it’ll be tough but didn’t totally discourage me. She was nice enough to invite me to her own physical therapy session for her back and hip this coming Monday as she was unfortunately in a recent car accident. So I’m very excited for that but also nervous as I don’t know what to expect and I’m not super well versed on physical therapy or anatomy yet. Hopefully I’ll get an idea of what it’s like and the experience will be able to help me decide whether I’d like it or not. This channel and your content is great. You’re very well spoken and clear about everything you talk about. I’m definitely subscribed and looking forward to your future videos.

Awesome video, thanks for putting in all the time and effort to make that excel sheet for us. I was fortunate enough to get into a public school and will be starting in a couple months

I enjoyed the vid man, with the info you had in the Excel I saw that UPR (PuertoRico) Medical campus ends up amounting 50k debt am I right with my calculations? Also I’m from PuertoRico do you believe I should (and this is somewhat my plan) study here at UPR potentially end up with 50k debt move to the US work really hard Pay it off keep working a few more years maybe then get specialized in neurology and my end goal is opening my practice on my home land or there in the US but first get to experience all the different PT jobs. *Or* study at ECU for example which is the lowest cost, do you beilieve I will get the same opportunities in the US with my UPR DPT

Great video!! <3

Great, informative video! Looking to apply to DPT schools this year so this video really helps, thanks👍🏼

Informative video 💎👍

The move the DPT has had terrible practical and financial implications for PTs especially when still viewed as technicians in many settings

Forgot to add, here's the download link for the excel sheet: gum.co/OIXoQe