Day in the life of a Physical Therapist

[@chrissutton7199]

I love your videos sir! You inspire me to become a Physical Therapist

[@preptgrind]

Much love! 🙏🏽 much appreciated

[@noahvaldez7371]

Man ur life looks good it looks like u enjoy everyday every second i wish when i get older ima be able to go to work happy and have best friends and go home and eat dinner go to sleep happy knowing i will have a great day tommorow god bless u ❤🙏

[@preptgrind]

You will have all of it and more! You got this!

[@mollyboggs7438]

My dream is to be a pt and I have been studying it even if I am in middle school 😊

[@noleman74]

Nice. I am a PTA working for a home health agency. I used to work at a SNF and I was a clinical instructor. Very rewarding to know you taught others what was once taught to you.

[@GladysMwongeli-tv6rf]

I'm a PT postgraduate student, studies ae crazyyyyyy!! E learning and networking is challenging

[@leahra6920]

As a PT intern (undergrad) I aspire to have a life like what u depicted!

[@preptgrind]

You definitely can have it! You got this

[@leahra6920]

@@preptgrind 😁🙌

[@AqKp09]

Bruh I need a CI like that. That was so nice of you!

[@isaiahlozada4448]

as an, almost graduating, PTA student, you are the type of CI that i love and inspire me to keep on pushing through the grind of the program 😮‍💨 “it’ll all be worth it in the end” as i always hear from them.

[@jazminmacdonald8624]

How is it, how is the program? Is there anything I should know going into this. I just got my classes booked for a “test drive” but trying to get more knowledge before I step in there and make myself look like a fool. How long did you go to school for? Do you need to know a lot about biology and how the body works like should I take another course for that?

[@latonya11]

Loved this…

[@Smoky_Crow]

I'm actually interested in going into PT.

[@jaishaunn]

Same

[@GladysMwongeli-tv6rf]

Welcome to the world of PT. 😊

[@brittanydeyoung4846]

Aurelio’s? So you’re from the Chicago area??? Awesome me too, I’m a COTA

[@kajakajszczarek4546]

The last video I saw was about physical therapy

[@averylarson8213]

That's awesome to see! Tbh most physical therapists I know hate their jobs and change careers within 10 yrs

[@preptgrind]

Agreed. Welcome to the good side of physical therapy!

[@averylarson8213]

@@preptgrind inspiring !

[@ju999X]

why ?

[@user-ld8jw1wx5h]

Why ?

[@francelisvera6880]

Can you talk about the debts of a physical therapist after med school? Or how are you dealing with those?

[@preptgrind]

Search “pre pt grind debt and physical therapy school” on KZbin and you’ll see vids we’ve done on it. We also have an entire money playlist on tik tok that addresses it. We also have a separate IG page called cashinclassuniversity that addresses that problem as well

[@dylanminikula2162]

Man, i love your videos bro. Im still gonna be a PT. Do you have any advice?

[@preptgrind]

Thanks for the kind words. We have plenty of advice. I recommend starting with our free guides at www.acceptanceguides.com

[@MohamedKamal-fd1is]

You look like marcus from watch dogs 2 man !! 💀

[@preptgrind]

That’s my cousin in that movie

[@nandisaputra3282]

you are cool sir

[@preptgrind]

Just trying to be like you

[@zakari9004]

Lol i thought that "she loves wine" was "she loves urine"

[@Katherine-mj8sw]

Hello im 14 also chronically ill fun fact. I really want to go into pt im gonna do running start and then go to u Dub, after that im going to join a DPT program, etc. Im really interested in nutrition and what happens outside of the pt office. Is there a way i can blend nutrition and pt? I just find it all so fascinating. A lot of the healing or work happens at home, and our nutrition is so important especially in the healing process. What would you recommend for someone with a TBI, fibromiagia, a straitning cervical, a slightly twisted thoracic spine, my mom also has herniated disks in her cervical spine. I believe c4 and c7 im probably wrong. My mother has spent the past 3 years sitting on the couch which isnt entirely her fault. She complains about being fat and lazy. She cant go on walks with me due to post traumatic vision syndrome. I suggested we get a treadmill so she can walk. I worry due to her bodies pain response being tachycardia and how stagnate she is that her heary justisnt strong enough to handle hr of 220. I do a lot of cardio so when i gey hr 110 for extended amounta of timw i known my heary can take it. I was thinking just to add some gentle movement, i could gently rotate and move her legs. I dont dare mess with her arms and back unless something cramps. Any suggestion for her would be incredible. I know it wont solve her problems but i feel it could help with generalized care of her body. Or at least false hope. Sh has gone to all kinds of physical therapy and vestibular therapy.

[@user-ld8jw1wx5h]

What’s your speciality

[@SugarRushan]

At the time of this video what time were you sleeping and waking up

[@preptgrind]

Probably slept from midnight to 7am so about 7 hours

[@darrencampbell5665]

dis what i want

[@hitmonlee6062]

Dis what u gon get

[@benmiller1940]

I’ve heard being a physical therapist can be a demanding job at times physically and it can be tiring. Do you think I can still weight lift 6 days a week while being a pt or do you think that I’ll be too tired for the job

[@preptgrind]

You’ll be just fine. I workout 5-6 days a week after work

[@benmiller1940]

@@preptgrind thanks man I just wanted some reassurance. I take fitness seriously and I didn’t want a job to get in the way of it

[@Priya_3503]

May i know how much will is the basic pay for physiotherapy therapy clinical instructor?

[@preptgrind]

The pay is the same. The only thing that could be different is a bonus structure or stipend depending on the company for teaching a student. If they do give that the pay for it varies widely. Hard to say

[@bradenware8426]

Would you recommend going for a pta or a pt?

[@preptgrind]

Whichever you prefer

[@briankissel7661]

You didn't mention what you stole while you were at the store. JK you speaking normal is a good sign you're not the stereotype.