help me=), just a starter.
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| Len |
 Aug 4 2005, 07:51 PM
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hi! i'm Len, just passed the PT licensure exam in the Philippines. I am just starting. I have my dreams to work in any state offering jobs for PT. As of now, i'm trying to get experience to further develop my skills as a PT, for global competency. could any PT advice me..tips or anything u could say...do i have chances to work in states? i would really appreciate ur replies. thanks...
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| bob |
Aug 18 2005, 08:09 AM
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Have you been to the US? If it is not cost prohibitive you may want to spend some time here and do some volunteering. All the while you can investigate requirements and talk to the people working in the field.
Just a thought. bb |
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| mj |
 Aug 23 2005, 01:35 PM
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do you have any recruiting agency there in Philippines.
needed requirements here ( a lot) see FCCPT requirements. sponsorships needed... do you know any agency that will give you informations about the requirements from Philippine Gov't for you to get recruited ? write me at mikee7890@yahoo.com |
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| samaraPR |
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hi to all, I'm a 4 years pt in Puerto Rico I have family in texas so I try the national exam in McAllen using the Scott m Giles I try so hard that i cant believe I fail. after 2years I decide to try again but I'm looking for class room review thinking this gone to help more. pleas all advices gone be appreciate and helpfull, thanks Att Samara
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