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I Wanna Be a Physiotherapist · A Day In The Life Of A Physiotherapist
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2014
- Jesse goes behind the scenes with Renee to find out what a day in the life of a Physiotherapist (or physical therapist) is all about.
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What does it take to become a Physiotherapist?
Physiotherapists assess, treat and prevent disorders in human movement caused by injury and disease. They may work as part of a healthcare team, independently in private practice or as industry consultants.
Renee chats about why she became a Physio, the job prospects, what characteristics and courses it takes to become a physio.
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Transcript
I think I need to see a physio. You know every professional sports team has a physiotherapist and fore most they're the first person you run or hobble to if you've got an injury. That's because they assess and treat injuries as well as trying to prevent them from happening again. And they don't just treat sports muscular injuries, they treat all sorts of pain and medical reasons. Well let's go try find one. They can assist with neurological conditions, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries and even chest conditions like emphysema and asthma. I think I might have just twinged my back so I must admit my motivation for meeting and chatting to a physiotherapist is slightly selfish. So while we're learning with a physiotherapist actually does, I'm hoping Renee Fish can sort my back out.
You must be Renee.
I am hi Jesse how are you going?
I'm good i'm chasing physiotherapy, do you think you can help me out? Definitely come around this way.
What does a typical day for a physiotherapist look like?
There's no typical days as a physio. Because we treat any kind of body part, any condition as well, depending on the patient comes in with nothing is ever the same, every patient is individual. We also work across at the hospital so we may see people after they've had an operation, after they've had a baby or they've got chest problems.
Cool, so what did you want to become a physiotherapist?
I had no idea what I want to do when I graduated high school. I was looking through the university course guides one day and I came across the physiotherapy section how to read and thought the sounds sound like me applied to my strength. Is there much work out before? There's a lot of work out there, so we've got hospital, you've got community-based, you've got sports clubs and we've got private practices, a huge range of the physiotherapy jobs out there.
And so what is the hardest part of the job?
The hardest part of the job would be knowing that some patients can't be fixed, they can't be cured. What they have is progressive so it's going to get worse. I do get some comfort in knowing with those people I can in some way make their life or their quality of life at least a little bit easier.
Would that be the most rewarding part of the job actually fixing someone?
It is yeah, knowing that you've helped someone overcome whatever condition they had, that's definitely the best part is when patience thank you sincerely.
So if i wanted to get into physiotherapy what one piece of advice you would give me?
I would definitely say make sure you put the effort at uni, so make sure you study hard, it's not an easy course but it's definitely extremely rewarding.
What characteristics does someone need to be a physio?
Definitely have good interpersonal skills good time management skills you need to be able to motivate people. I think the biggest ones that you need to have good problem solving and analytical skills as well.
Cool, and so from school to today how do you get to where you are?
At school it's best to kind of study the subjects which are the prerequisites which is usually physics or human biology. You need to put your preferences down for your unis, once you get accepted you can enrol and then the study starts.
And so if you could end up where you are today but do one thing differently what would that be?
Definitely be studying harder when I was at uni yep so it would make it so much easier, less pressure on myself as well huh.
Awesome well thanks so much for talking to us today. But yeah, I've got a bit of a sore back and how about a message?
Sure let's have a look.
So there you have it. If you're physical person, like working with people and good with your hands, maybe physio is the thing for you. For more information and to get involved hit up studentedge.org
Physiotherapy is the best profession ❤
For some
I am trying to motivate myself to study hard because I am a Physiotherapy student so I landed here to just know where is it going. 🙈😂
Me too😂
Me too man! I just wanted to know how they work coz honestly.. i just applied for it
Mee too😂
@@zainabali6785 how many years did take to become physitherapist
@@p.c.y9472 in India the bachelor degree of physiotherapy is a 4 &1/2 yr course
amazing acting
dude is DEF a surfer
needed this! well, time to study again haha
Did you end up doing this?
Did you end up doing it?
I am in the 9th grade and I have already chose physiotherapy as my career
Same here but i m 10th
same here but im 8th and im in the UK
@@maxwellidahosa cool
I wanna be a physio so badly but I suck at biology 😭
Make it fun. RUclips is invaluable
same
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Dr. Uwe Schwiersch DPT holds degrees in Physiotherapy, Exercise Physiology, as well as Education from universities in Australia, Germany, and the USA. He has lived and worked as a physiotherapist in leading capacities in Australia (NSW, NT, QLD), Germany, Iceland, Switzerland, as well as in Dubai (UAE). Most recently he has spend many years supporting the Australian Defence Force as a contract health practitioner at their RAAF Base at Tindal/NT. While mostly managing the business now he still is a keen “hands on” therapist utilising a variety of therapy techniques to improve a patient’s function and well being. He has supported elite athletes over the years in areas such as Triathlon (Olympians and World Champions), Ballroom Dancing (world champions), soccer, athletics, rugby, ice hockey among others.
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So what’s the difference between a physical therapist and a physiotherapist ?
I've heard both of these terms used for the same thing. Some countries use the one term more. For example, in the US, I hear them refer to physical therapist more, but where I live, in South Africa, we talk about physiotherapists :)
They're the same. The term may vary upon a place. If I'm not mistaken, "PHYSIO" is used in Australia.
I should do this. I'm a damn good massage therapist and most of my clients are athletes and I really want to use dry needling
Hey, I am 10 std I want to become a physiotherapists . So I want to ask that what should I choose medical or nonmedical for it...... Plz. Reply
non med! you can take a masters in physiology and then do a masters in physiotherapy, which will take about 6 years! i do know that USYD offers a 5 year programme for physiotherapy!
Just take biology group in ur higher studies
Try to score gud mark
Then,It will be easy for u
U should take biology .. bcoz if u r in india or pak then only fsc pre medical students are allowed to take adm in dpt
Medical in plus one pcb is eligible to take admission
I suffer from lower back pain can i become a physiotherapist?
She is so cute
Go on Durvank, you get her!
Do any one have any idea on how to contact Jesse?(the Physiotherapist in the video)
I would like to be a physiotherapist.
Great
If only I had been allowed to do bio at a level 😩
thanks for the advice
it is a great video
would I need phissics Bio and chem?? or just Bio?
physics*
+Alyssa Daguio usually bio and chem will do.
+Kanisha Selvam thank you so much!!
Depends where you are. I've only got a biology a level :)
Prerequisites in SA are physics and biology, but that may be different in other states. Also, the lady mentioned the same thing in the video. Check out the degree in the Uni sites
well this is really a good video! thanks for your time making it (>.
When she was describing a physiotherapist she was describing me tbh
are u a physiothrapist?
@@bhumika5801 lmaoo
0:10 you are using it wrong way. I no wonder why you get pain at your back.
Pl. Make a vedeo surge faradic
dont! change your direction if you can. hastiest decision of my life
Why?
A.M.A Alshehri what ? elaborateeee
The first person you run to is actually a medical doctor.
^^^
Who then direct you to a physiotherapist. Right?
In Australia physiotherapists are front-line healthcare workers. Unlike in most of the USA. So many people do actually go to see a physio before a GP, as most GP's have far less knowledge around musculoskeletal injuries and rehab and will likely just give you some antiinflammatory over the counter drugs and tell you to rest. Many injuries will only get better with movement and progressive overload, if you just rest, you could set yourself up for future disability in many respects.
What a hot guy! :P
Lol you mean girl?