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I haven't commonly seen any physical therapists that are over the age of 50. I'm sure the job is hard on joints over the years and it's a very real possibility that one day I won't be able to do manual treatment on my feet all day working with a high patient load. Do aging physical therapists typically enter some type of administrative position? Is it possible to teach at a physical therapy program with only a dpt? I've considered further schooling, but working now towards paying for pt school/undergrad makes this much less appealing.