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Practicing PT in Italy
Started by txyogagirl
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Thanks, jesspt. I've actually visited that sight several times. I should have clarified. I'm looking for someone with the personal experience of moving from the US to Italy and practicing PT.
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Honestly, unless you're fluent in Italian, your best bet is joining up with the Air Force as a PT and getting stationed at the base in Italy.
http://www.aviano.af.mil/units/31stmedicalgroup/index.asp
Here's the unit and they list Physical Therapy on there.
http://www.aviano.af.mil/units/31stmedicalgroup/index.asp
Here's the unit and they list Physical Therapy on there.
Not an option - I'm past the cutoff age.
Peter Longo in Florence. American practicing in Italy.
Good Guy. Said that it was frustrating because in Italy, apparently they don't adhere to schedules well.
Good Guy. Said that it was frustrating because in Italy, apparently they don't adhere to schedules well.
Yes, I can definitely see that. Italians are notorious for not being on time. Do you happen to have any contact information for him?
I pm'd you
