Physical Therapy Career & Salary Guide: Avoid the Income Ceiling and Put Your Career in the FASTLANE

No matter where you are in your career, this book can help you gain insight into what it takes to earn a top salary as a physical therapist. You’ll learn about avenues you can take in standard practice or in therapy-supporting industries that can maximize your income. You’ll get help to find your unique “why” that will guide you, as well as advice on picking “what” direction you can take to give you a desired outcome. Entrepreneurs interviewed in this book give advice for “how” to get there. These therapists include:

•  Heidi Jannenga, Co-Founder and President of WebPT  

•  Gene Shirokobrod, Developer of the Arc 

•  Mike Reinold of MikeReinold.com  

•  Tom Pennington, Co-Founder and CEO of Physician Rehab Solutions  

•  Jarod Carter of The Cash-Based Practice Podcast  

•  Myra Bolton Scott of Champion, Partners in Rehab  

•  Greg Todd of GregToddPT.com  

•  Aaron LeBauer of LeBauer Consulting  

•  Karen Litzy, host of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast  

•  Eric Gartner of SimpleSet.net  

•  Lenny Macrina, an instructor with MedBridge  

•  Ben Fung of DrBenFung.org  

•  Sean Sumner, Best Selling Amazon Kindle Author

 
Chad Prince, MSPT, worked as a clinician for over ten years before transitioning into full-time administration. In this book, he combines his years of professional business experience and his understanding of the therapy world with his personal entrepreneurial journey developing a physical therapy product, the UELadder.  

"Chad does an amazing job of guiding physical therapists to think out of the box and tap into their potential.  He clearly lays out numerous options to take your PT career into the fastlane and boost your income.  Great read!”  —Karen Litzy, PT, DPT, MS

“What an incredible wealth of knowledge for physical therapists … whether you’re happy as an employee or a veteran practice owner, there is so much in this book for us all. If you want a clear idea of how to make the most out of your career in physical therapy (financially and otherwise), read this book.”  —Jarod Carter, DPT