they are attempting to stand, turn, or walk. Most physical therapists work forty hours a week; others work part time in hospitals, private practice or health care. Some work evenings and weekends so they can work around their clients' schedule. This job can be physically demanding due to the fact that therapists have to stoop, kneel, crouch, lift and stand for long periods of time. In addition they may be required to lift heavy equipment.
             Most physical therapists get their first job by answering ads in professional journals or local newspapers, or through their clinical affiliations. They can apply in person or send letters and resumes to hospitals, medical centers, rehablilitation centers, and other places that hire physical therapists. Job seekers can apply for work with veterans, hospitals or with other government agencies.
             Physical therapists should have strong interpersonal skills in order to be able to educate patients about their physical therapy treatments.
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