As a non-clinician working for a physical therapy company I often am asked questions about our physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and athletic trainers on staff. What people often don’t realize about physical therapists is their background in terms of the education they receive. All programs have moved to a Doctor of Physical Therapy therefore the time commitment is usually 3 years. Upon completion of the doctorate program, the graduate must pass the National Physical Therapy Examination. This is conducted through each state’s licensing board. Once becoming licensed the clinicians are constantly making sure they are learning new techniques, becoming certified in specialty certifications, and ultimately making sure they are helping their patients achieve the outcomes they desire.
I have been a patient before…long before working here. Not only do clinicians need to know how to get you better, but they need to be compassionate, patient, and understanding. I feel fortunate to work with clinicians who make it easy for me to “market” them. Not only do we have talented clinicians who get their patients better, but also great people who take a personal interest in every patient who walks through the door. Thank you to all of our clinicians who work so hard….we appreciate you, your time, and all of your efforts!
Here is a comment from a patient who filled out our exit survey a week ago;
“There was a time when I didn’t think I would be able to play golf again, but Matt assured me that I would; and with his help, I’m fully recovered!!! No pain!!!! I can’t say thanks enough!!! If you want the best in physical therapy go see Matt and his staff at Oxford!!!”
~Stanley (Crestview Hills Patient)
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Our Mission: Oxford Physical Therapy Centers lead in musculoskeletal healthcare by serving, rehabilitating, and caring for the total patient & athlete. Our commitment is demonstrated by engaging in education, advancing our profession, and acting as a resource to our community.