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Prep courses for NPTE
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Final Frontier hands down. Guided time table. Live lectures. I wouldn't do it any other way.
Scorebuilders worked for me. The PEAT exams were helpful. See if your program is pooling money for a scorebuilders weekend course. The Kyle Rice podcasts are great, and I still listen to them to refresh myself on clinical knowledge I may not be having a lot of contact with while working.
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Your post was extremely helpful I wanted to ask you about Therapy ed book. I have wrote a books name and author down here. Is this book named as Therapy Ed? I know this is the older version but is it so that this book's newer version is called Therapy Ed?TherapyEd (either new or older edition) is in exact same format and type of questions as real NPTE. If you are willing to spend money on prep material, I would suggest to get 1-2 editions (just to get more variety of test questions) of TherapyEd and study off it.
| National Physical Therapy Examination Review & Study Guide (Red book) | Susan B. O'Sullivan,Raymond P. Siegelman- 2008 |