how much do physical therapy make a year?
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I work in Mississippi--A Pt grad makes about 60,000 per year, but a PTA makes between 18 and 23 per hour
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I'm going to go to college when i leave High school to be a Physical Therapist. I hear that its fun and it had too  but you get use to it after you help others I can't wait till I go to college You make alot of money
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about 17,000 a year.   I am also a mother (single) and a college student.  One day life will be better.
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If you are going by salaries, doctors get paid the most. But Actors make the most money if they get work. Doctors make as little as $130,000 dollars a year.
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I work in the Community college gym.  I charge 15 dollars a session under the table for personal training.\n\nFor community members it's 100 dollars for a year membership.\n\nWhen joining a gym, it's always best to join the community owned ones as they are not trying to push product and sales on you constantly.  They also have much more qualified trainers.
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in canada, they make about 60000$ a year
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about 3500 dollars a year
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I think your degree will be perfect for that job.  You'll have experience in both areas (the people and the planning).  I am not sure what degree is required, if any.  But, I do know that in the inpatient physical therapy section at the hospital I worked at, there was an activities director...I thnk she did not have a degree, but a lof of experience.  I am sure you would make more money with a degree.
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It depends on where you live and what field you work in. It's usually between 25-56 a year. But that can depend on lots of different factors.
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now, it will be about $30k a year. maybe in 10 years alot more. but alot of people get rewards and financial aid stuff.
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Well my mother is a phsycian. It really depends on a wide range of things. If you have your own practice, work for someone else, or a mix of both. It also depends on their speciality and level of skill. Physicians with a few years of experience can expect to start out at around $150,000 per year. The more specialized the doctor is the more money they make. Another large factor is location. In private practice it depends on how large the practice is and how many patients are seen and can be significantly more than the 150K. Doctors earn their money though. They work long hours, work hard, and put up with a lot of stress. Who would want to have to worry about saving lives every day. With a person's life on your shoulders, this causes a huge amount of stress.
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therapist\n\nDepends on where you are located. My town pays 48G a year for starting wages.
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$400,000 or more per year
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I am a Physical therapist assistant  that just graduated in August and I know people who are dental hygienists.  I choose to go to be a PTA because I was able to get out of school faster to be able to work in the clinic and there are just so many places you can work and so many different injuries you can see because everyone is different even if they have the same injury.  I have researched and there are a couple of universities in the U.S that have a bridging program to go from a PTA to a PT with some experience.  A PTA won't make as much money as a PT but there are not quite as many responsibilities and paperwork.  Those that I know that are dental hygienists enjoy it and have never complained about their job.  Hope this helps.
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According to the US Department of Labor:\n"Median annual earnings of personal trainers and group exercise instructors in May 2004 were $25,470. The middle 50 percent earned between $17,380 and $40,030. The bottom 10 percent earned less than $14,530 while the top 10 percent earned $55,560 or more. Earnings of successful self-employed personal trainers can be much higher. Median annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of fitness workers in May 2004 were as follows:\nOther amusement and recreation industries $28,670\nOther schools and instruction 22,320\nCivic and social organizations 20,530\n\nBecause many fitness workers work part time, they often do not receive benefits such as health insurance or retirement plans from their employers. They do get the unusual benefit of the use of fitness facilities at no cost."
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$16,500 a year for state reps and $165,200 a year for members of the House of Representatives.  Go with the federal government, you'll make over 10 times as much money.