My Involvement In Physical Therapy
Due to my involvement and love for sports my whole life, I am not only a student of physical therapist, but I have also been victim to injury and participated in physical therapy a number of times. I was a little bit skeptical going into my first physical therapy session, I wasn’t all that comfortable with someone else having control of my body, putting their hands on me, and was nervous. However, as soon as I got their everything got more relaxed, they showed nothing but respect to me, and made me feel as comfortable as possible, which ultimately eased my nerves. The physical therapists made sure I knew that they were there to do nothing more than to help me return to full health once again. Over the course of my physical therapy treatment,
each of them exhibited complete professionalism, displayed their passion for helping people and always provided a safe and comfortable environment for patients to receive proper care. After my experience with physical therapy, I returned to maximum health, and was able to participate in the sports I loved again. That very moment when I was able to compete again with my fellow teammates, was the moment I realized what I wanted to do with the rest of my life, and that was to not only be a Physical Therapist, but to better the health of others, be independent again, and get them back to doing the things they love. I have always been a leader, team player, and mentor, whether it was in sports, school, work, or everyday life, while showing the utmost respect for my peers. Communication has always been one of the number one keys to success, without communication there is no team. If you do not communicate professionally with your patient, you can’t work as a team to adequately perform proper treatment to get them back to optimal health. Additionally, I always work well with others, which is essential in school, to be as successful as possible, or at work to ensure the customers receive the best possible customer service and feel as satisfied as possible. As a student in the Doctor of Physical Therapist degree program it will be my job, duty, and number one priority to become the best professional in the field of physical therapy, while also being as successful as possible. To do that I will use the skills, techniques, and knowledge I have learned throughout my experiences in life and work together with my fellow students and professors, to assure that I can acclimate my success as an undergraduate to my success as a graduate, and ultimately as a full time Physical Therapist.
each of them exhibited complete professionalism, displayed their passion for helping people and always provided a safe and comfortable environment for patients to receive proper care. After my experience with physical therapy, I returned to maximum health, and was able to participate in the sports I loved again. That very moment when I was able to compete again with my fellow teammates, was the moment I realized what I wanted to do with the rest of my life, and that was to not only be a Physical Therapist, but to better the health of others, be independent again, and get them back to doing the things they love. I have always been a leader, team player, and mentor, whether it was in sports, school, work, or everyday life, while showing the utmost respect for my peers. Communication has always been one of the number one keys to success, without communication there is no team. If you do not communicate professionally with your patient, you can’t work as a team to adequately perform proper treatment to get them back to optimal health. Additionally, I always work well with others, which is essential in school, to be as successful as possible, or at work to ensure the customers receive the best possible customer service and feel as satisfied as possible. As a student in the Doctor of Physical Therapist degree program it will be my job, duty, and number one priority to become the best professional in the field of physical therapy, while also being as successful as possible. To do that I will use the skills, techniques, and knowledge I have learned throughout my experiences in life and work together with my fellow students and professors, to assure that I can acclimate my success as an undergraduate to my success as a graduate, and ultimately as a full time Physical Therapist.