I have to watch these videos for school and NONE of you actually say whether or not you enjoy your job. what are the best and worst parts of your day??! highs and lows. perks. benefits. rewards. detriments!!!
Hello Ryan, there are captured voices in the CEPA Student Webinar recording with speakers sharing overall job satisfaction they have helping patients improve functional capacity, QOL and over behavioral goals. Hope this helps you.
Are you kidding me? How could this job be anything else than satisfying, gratifying and rewarding! You are literally helping people regain their health back or avoiding people to get on costly medications that have negative side effects, and therefore reducing pharmas business profits and indirectly their power to influence health policies! This is the absolute best job someone could dream of in healthcare. Much better than doctors who get to spend only 10 minutes with patients and only have the knowledge to prescribe pills. Intelligence and technology at the service of true health. It gives control to the patients, not enslave them by costly drugs that only address symptoms anyway. You can put into remission diseases like pre-diabetes, type 2 diabetes and reverse obesity in a healthy intelligent way. The amazing sides of this profession are endless.
Thanks for giving me your attention and making everything a peaceful experience for me. Your kindness gave me more hope than ever, thank you Dr osaye for successfully curing my diabetes ....
Yes, this looks like using physiology methods is a guaranteed way of re-developing someone's muscular abilities. It seems like physiology is a successful business. I might have to look into becoming one. Although personal trainers don't have electronic monitoring, you can still trust some of them to help rehabilitate one, especially if they are muscular.
