Friday, April 3, 2015
My daughter has passed her exams for physical therapist and has acquired another set of initials after her name. Daughter R.M.T., L.M.T., C.P.T.
R.M.T. - Reiki Master Teacher
L.M.T. - Licensed Massage Therapist
C.P.T. - Certified Personal Trainer
CONGRATULATIONS, Kid!
(Note that she also has a degree in civil eengineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering from Penn State, but she never mentions that. Yeah, she doesn't use it, but it's still quite an accomplishment.)
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3 comments:
I just noticed that the new title is certified physical trainer, but all along I thought she was going for certified physical therapist, which is different. Now I'm confused. Maybe this is a step on the way?
Physical therapists have to be Dr's. That would be DPT - Doctor of Physical Therapy. I actually looked into becoming a physical therapist recently.
Yeah. I asked Daughter, and that's what she said. That means that the idiots who worked with Jay (physical and occupational therapists) at the Hell Hole in Staten Island had doctorates? Incredible! I don't understand....
Daughter said there's a lesser grade, like an associate, that works under a certified therapist, and is allowed to make no determinations or decisions, but only to do exactly as they are told. Whatcha wanna bet the Hell Hole had a onea them on part-time pay who never actually saw patients, but satisfied the requirements. It's been fourteen years, but I have grown to hate that place even more.
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