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Why should I see a physical therapist?

In this video I go over the qualification a physical therapist has, the types of conditions we can help, and the skills we have in our toolbox. Happy spooky season! Here is a quick timeline of the PT degree since the 90s: The switch from a master's degree to a doctorate for physical therapy was completed when the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) made the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) the required degree for all accredited entry-level physical therapist education programs as of January 1, 2016. 1996: The first DPT students graduated from Creighton University, the first university to offer an entry-level DPT program. 1990s: The requirement for physical therapists shifted to a master's degree. 2000: The APTA set a goal that physical therapy would be provided by doctors of physical therapy by 2020, and began a phased plan to transition to a doctoral-level entry-level degree. 2016: As of January 1, the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) made the DPT the required degree for all of its accredited entry-level programs.