Physical Therapy Careers: Finding the Right Fit as a New Grad
So, you’ve just graduated as a DPT or are close to starting your career as a new grad. You’ve been preparing for this moment for the past several years of schooling. Long hours spent at the library and in the lab have finally paid off, and you are about to embark on your first job as a physical therapist! The only problem is there are so many different options to choose from and so many patient populations you can work with. It can be a hard decision, but these tips may help you choose a rewarding career that fits you.
Live with Athletico: Discussing Career Opportunities & CSM 2019
The Athletico team is excited to join more than 12,000 professionals at the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) 2019 Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) at the end of this month. CSM is the largest physical therapy conference in the country where professionals have the opportunity to take continuing education courses, learn about clinical advancements, as well as network with industry leaders and peers.
5 Reasons to Work in the Midwest
The first Athletico Physical Therapy clinic opened up in Chicago in 1991. More than 25 years later, Athletico has grown to more than 475 clinics in 12 states – many of which are in the Midwest.
Tips for Working with a Corporate Recruiter
If you pursue a position within a larger organization like Athletico, meeting with a corporate recruiter will likely be the first step in the interview process.
Corporate recruiters are trained professionals who have experience interviewing and vetting candidates. The goal for these recruiters is to match the right candidate with the right position. If you find yourself working with a corporate recruiter during the job search process, check out the tips featured below from Athletico’s own Talent Acquisition Team.
The Job Search: Dress to Impress
Your appearance can have a big impact on the overall impression you give at your first in-person interview.
Although we touched on dress in the previous post on interviewing, it can be such an important part of the job search process that it deserves a little more attention. Since you want to send a positive and professional message, you should make it a priority to plan out the outfit and accessories you will wear to the interview. For some help, check out some tips on how you can achieve a professional look below:
Tailored Resumes: Physical/Occupational Therapist & Athletic Trainers
Drafting a strong resume is important, but tailoring that resume to the career you’re looking to get hired into can help you stand out from the pack and land an interview.
The Job Search: Resume Basics
A solid resume is one of the most important tools to have in your belt when conducting your job search and building your career. This document is a snapshot of your qualifications and the first glimpse an employer has of you. Here are some tips to make an outstanding first impression:
The Job Search: Doing Your Research
If you thought your days of research were finished when you turned in that last school paper, you may want to reevaluate.
Conducting research during the job search can be one of the best investments you make in yourself. Whether you’re looking for a new position or wanting to change industries, a little time spent gathering information can go a long way.
