How many hours should I have to be competitive? Or should the question be how many settings should I have to be competitive?
I understand each school has a minimum requirement, but I'm sure accepted applicants have well over that.
My stats as of now:
80 hours at a nursing home (job shadowing inpatient)
80 hours at an orthopedic/sports therapy setting (job shadowing outpatient)
140 hours at an orthopedic setting (interning outpatient w/ hands-on experience)
Possibly hours in a neuroscience/spinal rehab setting (working inpatient/outpatient- as a technician)
I understand each school has a minimum requirement, but I'm sure accepted applicants have well over that.
My stats as of now:
80 hours at a nursing home (job shadowing inpatient)
80 hours at an orthopedic/sports therapy setting (job shadowing outpatient)
140 hours at an orthopedic setting (interning outpatient w/ hands-on experience)
Possibly hours in a neuroscience/spinal rehab setting (working inpatient/outpatient- as a technician)