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Physical Therapist Interviews
Physical Therapist Interview Questions
"Employers hiring physical therapists are looking for certified candidates who are knowledgeable about the human body and eager to improve their clients' conditions. In an interview, you may be tested on how you would go about providing treatment for particular physical conditions or how you would encourage reluctant patients. Employers want physical therapists who live by the values they instill in the clinic, and leading an active lifestyle will reassure them that you are the right candidate for the job. Any experience working in clinics or with the elderly is a plus. Employers may require you to have a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree if you do not already possess a master's or bachelor's degree in physical therapy."
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What is your practice style.
What are you specifically looking for in a job?
How do you take criticism?
How much do you know about direct access/PT legislature in your state? How comfortable are you with manual therapy skills? If you were to see ____ diagnosis, what manual therapy skills would you perform on the patient? Describe a situation where you disagreed with a coworker and how you handled it. Explain how you handle stress and manage your time.
Clinical and behavioral questions about the pediatric population
What are your 5 year goals?
Why should we hire you?
a challenge you faced and how you overcame it? strengths/weaknesses? why do you want to work at cedars? what setting do you want to work in?
Most questions were straight forward (i.e. strengths/weaknesses, difficult moment). One question was when do I re-evaluate a patient to determine whether they are progressing or not?
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