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PT training tends to be more structured. OT training often doesn’t have a protocol, it’s more about whether or not the patient is satisfied with your services and this is where your creativity jumps in
Both professions know the entire body in and out. Both are extremely helpful but OT has an additional area that we can dive into which is Mental health.
Wow! Right now at my internship I get to help out with both PT and OT, and even though I am going for physical therapy I have a new found respect for occupational therapists. Both professions truly work hand in hand as a team.
Thats so awesome! Its great you're getting that experience because you can see different areas of rehab and how other professions can treat too. such a great opportunity!!
At my job it’s like pt and ot don’t know what the other is doing. One will write 1 asast for transfer and the other will make hoyer transfer for toilet. So many care plan inconsistencies.
Thank you, I’m a freshman in college right now. I was going to go into nursing but I have always been skeptical about doing it. I just felt pressured so I chose a career. But I want to change it, so I have been doing my research. I’m stuck between these two careers and even after this video, I still cannot decide!!!
Hey Rita what did you decide? I originally want to get into PTA and messed up on my requirements, so I went into the LPN program which had the same prereqs. Now I'm a pediatric lpn. But I'm planning on working towards a bachelor's in nursing and using that to go towards the DPT program.
I’m the same way. I was so set on nursing but overall decided it was a career choice that was too stressful and hard to follow through with. I’m set on occupational therapy now!
Wanna know your story! Why you chose *PT* (I chose because growing up i have immense love and respect for elderly ppl i wanna give them life by helping them in mobility and yeah i think that’s the max I could do I have great oratory skills so it helps me to *CONNECT W PPL* and *improve their life w My skills* )
Good to see an OT and PT respecting each other’s fields. During my shadowing, PT and OT would consult each other to get the best of both worlds, but at my MOT program there is very little intermingling. Some say the PT’s have a superiority complex, but I think it’s just because either professional is more comfortable with their cohort. Great video!
Fr idk why the PTs freakout when OTs treat the neck. Its in the scope... and usually i find the people angry or with the superiority complex are the older generations
Just discovered your videos and I love them!! It’s helping me get a clear picture of each job and which I really want to do with my kinesiology degree when I finish undergrad!!
Dude *let me tell u 1 thing* You know EXACTLY what a viewer wants to see U legit cover *those topics, only* . So well, perfectly!!! It’s like u’ve *mastered* the G-Spot btw *i’m a Student in 2nd year of Physiotherapy course* Loads of love kudos to you and your Channel* ❤️
HAHAHAAAA I FREAKEN love this comment ! LOL thanks for making me laugh. I’m glad I am able to give concise info. Super accurate. Haha you’re funny man. Thank you so much for this great comment and good luck with your studies!!!
I’ve been in healthcare careers for over 30 years, and as an MSOTR for over 20. PT and OT are both valuable, both needed. I’ve worked in general and rehab hospitals, state psych hospital, SNF-Rehab, out patient clinics, and home health. Not in schools. That said, from my experiences, I think PTs have higher pay rates, greater demand for their services, and a more “succinct” way of defining their clinical role to patients and the community - including to our cohorts like MDs and nurses! I’ve got 9 years under my belt as a home health OT. My treatment time with patients is longer and more involved than the PTs I’ve worked with. They can see 30-40 folks in a week, to my 20-25. And since we’re paid “per visit”, and I often have an even smaller caseload, the PTs are earning much more than me.
OTs are greatly needed in hospitals because hospitals know OTs are versatile but they SCAM them by paying them lower when it should be higher or same. Either way the hospital is making alot from both therapists and paying them pennies. OTs that worked over 20 years know this. The PTs are paid but the hospitals really need OTs for some reason we still cant comprehend but the OTs now get paid around $40-45 an hour. Outpatient rn market is $37 minimum (still low because 15 years ago when a bunch of the OTs i worked with were paid 36). Home Health is around $50-55.
In Australia, OTS get paid alot especially if they worth within the disability field. The disability field in Australia is huge, people can get 24hr care. OTs do all their assessments. They get $200 an hr.
You both covered a lot but neither of you described what differentiates your therapy focus from each other. I know most patients have no idea what differentiates you in the treatment performed. Otherwise very good.
Hey *Can you make a Video on* : Students who complete their UNDERGRADUATION in countries like *India* , Malaysia (basically *asian countries* ) but for their *Masters* they wanna accomplish their *Post-Grad in countries like 🇺🇸 USA* / Canada. So what are requirements for those foreign students.. *do they have to study under graduation again* ??? acc to wished country *or what* Also give *special* attention on *BEST PHYSICAL THERAPY COLLEGES IN N. CAROLINA (USA)* , Maryland , Delaware (these 3 are most desired places for me..to study) If u don’t wanna talk about it , at least share a link on above State’s PT schools
Li! Thanks for your comment. Have you had a chance to see this video? I share WHY I wanted to get into PT. I think you’ll find it helpful (: th-cam.com/video/SZlQkRPleS4/w-d-xo.html
OMGGGG THAT SO AWESOME!! Congrats! How was it?? Also, you should share that win when you join the NEW Facebook group! Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/levatornation
Hey man, this was a great and comprehensive video you did and I appreciate this info a lot. I already have gotten about 60+ hours of shadowing at a PT clinic who have been so amazing in their performance and the way they treat patients. They too deal with patients one on one for one hour straight ranging from ages I've seen 29 to 95 so far. MY QUESTION FOR YOU: She mentioned starting salary was about 38-40 dollars an hour but you mentioned the average a PT makes, not starting salary. What would be a starting salary for PT? I hope you can get back to me. Best, -Matt
Thanks Devon for commenting ! I actually made a video on easy low back stretches. you can find it here: th-cam.com/video/D4RbFdM6MRA/w-d-xo.html But if that doesn't help, then feel free to email me!
I would love to be an OT or PT but I’m super old now so, 7 years on I’ll be old so old. I wish we could go back in time I would have done better at school got a tutor if needed and started knowing more occupations to choose from and learn about so I could have been an OT or PT.
I am sorry to hear that you feel older. It is never too late to get into a profession, but I have to admit, there is a lot of work and a lot of time required to become a OT or a PT. Have you considered the assistant route? Like PTA?
Go for OTA or PTA. I am 24 and did not want to go back to school for 7 years. Ota only requires 2 years and depending on your state the pay is awesome. If you want to continue on to OT after that, they have bridge programs to move you forward in
@@drjustinleedptI’m 45 yrs old and I am thinking my age. More thinking about the time. I have a business degree since 2002. How and what schools you recommend to get into physical therapy? I know there is no short cuts but any will help
@@DestinieLo As the profession is growing, the standard of education grows with it. I’m not too sure about OT, but PT started out with a certification. Then it went to a bachelors. Then it went to a masters. And now it is at a doctorate.
Massage therapy is mostly just working on the muscles and superficial tissue. They don’t diagnose and don’t use too much clinical thinking. OT and PT can work on the muscles and other tissues like nerves joints and also incorporate exercises (there are more but that’s a good gist of it)
Thank you do this video but I am a freshman in college. My major is nursing but I feel like I was pressured into it and since I am also leaning into being an herbalist and a doula I wanted to do something to help with patient with minimum to no meds just natural remedies. But I am still stuck on the money part because Ik nurses make money due to traveling and say If the state have a bad weather nurses can go and travel to that and get paid so I’m just tryna figure out what can I do.
Thank you for discuss. I like therapist. Since highschool. But!, I want to learn to different physical and medical treatment. medical. Only here. TH-cam for listening. Physical and medical college school. I can't 😅 jenny from Philippines
You make PT sound way better plus it seems like pt. pays more, I want to work at a school or clinic maybe home care only because of the one on one, there was a lot I do not like as doing home care in the past plus I hear if you go for the whole thing and become a PT you can blackly be more like the R.N. not like a lpn and have to what ot have less they can scop , my goal is to work with schools , I have been a patient for pt for different things unfortunately and ot to strengthen my hand and learn how to write , and I saw my Dad go throw pt ot & speech therapy . it is a verry hared choice, to make it seems like pt is more saturated and way more schools, ota school would mean I would have to move two hours away, plus pay seems less and if I went past a pta or ota pta sounds better being you have to put a lot of money into it,I would not care so much about the money, but I have to work less hours and pay for college. and both can work in schools, but it is hard to see what is needed more.
John 18 : 37-38 37 “You are a king, then!” said Pilate. Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. In fact, the reason I was born and came into the world is to testify to the truth. Everyone on the side of truth listens to me.” 38 “What is truth?” retorted Pilate. With this he went out again to the Jews gathered there and said, “I find no basis for a charge against him.
@@drjustinleedpt I don't know but Jesus Christ said to spread this gospel in this video so I just spread it . BTW I am an OT 2nd year student . I used to watch your videos it was very informative and helpful for my studies
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PT training tends to be more structured. OT training often doesn’t have a protocol, it’s more about whether or not the patient is satisfied with your services and this is where your creativity jumps in
Both professions know the entire body in and out. Both are extremely helpful but OT has an additional area that we can dive into which is Mental health.
Wow! Right now at my internship I get to help out with both PT and OT, and even though I am going for physical therapy I have a new found respect for occupational therapists. Both professions truly work hand in hand as a team.
Thats so awesome! Its great you're getting that experience because you can see different areas of rehab and how other professions can treat too. such a great opportunity!!
At my job it’s like pt and ot don’t know what the other is doing. One will write 1 asast for transfer and the other will make hoyer transfer for toilet. So many care plan inconsistencies.
Thank you, I’m a freshman in college right now. I was going to go into nursing but I have always been skeptical about doing it. I just felt pressured so I chose a career. But I want to change it, so I have been doing my research. I’m stuck between these two careers and even after this video, I still cannot decide!!!
Thank you for dropping in Rita! So what are the two careers you were thinking?
Hey Rita what did you decide? I originally want to get into PTA and messed up on my requirements, so I went into the LPN program which had the same prereqs. Now I'm a pediatric lpn. But I'm planning on working towards a bachelor's in nursing and using that to go towards the DPT program.
What did u decide bro
Same
I’m the same way. I was so set on nursing but overall decided it was a career choice that was too stressful and hard to follow through with. I’m set on occupational therapy now!
Wanna know your story!
Why you chose *PT*
(I chose because growing up i have immense love and respect for elderly ppl i wanna give them life by helping them in mobility and yeah i think that’s the max I could do
I have great oratory skills so it helps me to *CONNECT W PPL* and *improve their life w My skills* )
Good to see an OT and PT respecting each other’s fields. During my shadowing, PT and OT would consult each other to get the best of both worlds, but at my MOT program there is very little intermingling. Some say the PT’s have a superiority complex, but I think it’s just because either professional is more comfortable with their cohort. Great video!
Fr idk why the PTs freakout when OTs treat the neck. Its in the scope... and usually i find the people angry or with the superiority complex are the older generations
Oh my goodness, I needed this today😂 I’m pre-pt right now but at thinking about switching to pre-OT
THIS VIDEO WAS MEANT FOR YOU!!!! Im sure you got a good headstart of what to expect if you switched. wow IM SO GLAD YOU FOUND THIS VIDEO Addison!!
@@drjustinleedpt I’m so glad i’ve been following you over 6months now
And continue till end
love you man !
Come on over :))
ME RIGHT NOW!! I'm deciding on doing the same thing!
Did this video help?
Love the energy from you and Nancy 💓Gotta stand out - not blend in!
Haha THATS MY FAVORITE PART!!
Just discovered your videos and I love them!! It’s helping me get a clear picture of each job and which I really want to do with my kinesiology degree when I finish undergrad!!
LOVE HEARING THIS!! So after exploring, what do you want to do?
Thank you so much for making this. I just switched from nursing and currently deciding between the 2 types of therapy and I appreciate you lotss!!
i’m an incoming college freshman majoring in psychology and this is very helpful! very sure about OT now 💗
Dude *let me tell u 1 thing*
You know EXACTLY what a viewer wants to see
U legit cover *those topics, only* . So well, perfectly!!!
It’s like u’ve *mastered* the G-Spot
btw *i’m a Student in 2nd year of Physiotherapy course* Loads of love kudos to you and your Channel* ❤️
HAHAHAAAA I FREAKEN love this comment ! LOL thanks for making me laugh. I’m glad I am able to give concise info. Super accurate. Haha you’re funny man. Thank you so much for this great comment and good luck with your studies!!!
@@drjustinleedpt always *anytime* !
(Also do answer my other 2 questions 👇🏼below)
@@drjustinleedpt also which state are you practicing in?
Great collab video! Super thorough and informative on distinguishing the two professions!
Thank you so much France! It was great to be able to have her share from a OT point of view on similar topics
@@drjustinleedpt *India* loves you JUSTIN
I’ve been in healthcare careers for over 30 years, and as an MSOTR for over 20. PT and OT are both valuable, both needed. I’ve worked in general and rehab hospitals, state psych hospital, SNF-Rehab, out patient clinics, and home health. Not in schools. That said, from my experiences, I think PTs have higher pay rates, greater demand for their services, and a more “succinct” way of defining their clinical role to patients and the community - including to our cohorts like MDs and nurses! I’ve got 9 years under my belt as a home health OT. My treatment time with patients is longer and more involved than the PTs I’ve worked with. They can see 30-40 folks in a week, to my 20-25. And since we’re paid “per visit”, and I often have an even smaller caseload, the PTs are earning much more than me.
OTs are greatly needed in hospitals because hospitals know OTs are versatile but they SCAM them by paying them lower when it should be higher or same. Either way the hospital is making alot from both therapists and paying them pennies. OTs that worked over 20 years know this. The PTs are paid but the hospitals really need OTs for some reason we still cant comprehend but the OTs now get paid around $40-45 an hour. Outpatient rn market is $37 minimum (still low because 15 years ago when a bunch of the OTs i worked with were paid 36). Home Health is around $50-55.
In Australia, OTS get paid alot especially if they worth within the disability field. The disability field in Australia is huge, people can get 24hr care. OTs do all their assessments. They get $200 an hr.
@@marvynluna3637I'm a disability support worker and OTs in Australia who work in the disability field get $200 an hr.
You both covered a lot but neither of you described what differentiates your therapy focus from each other. I know most patients have no idea what differentiates you in the treatment performed. Otherwise very good.
Hey *Can you make a Video on* :
Students who complete their UNDERGRADUATION in countries like *India* , Malaysia (basically *asian countries* ) but for their *Masters* they wanna accomplish their *Post-Grad in countries like 🇺🇸 USA* / Canada. So what are requirements for those foreign students.. *do they have to study under graduation again* ??? acc to wished country *or what*
Also give *special* attention on *BEST PHYSICAL THERAPY COLLEGES IN N. CAROLINA (USA)* ,
Maryland , Delaware (these 3 are most desired places for me..to study)
If u don’t wanna talk about it , at least share a link on above State’s PT schools
Omg...the both of you are seriously adorable. Truly entertaining. 😉😄
Awww thank you so much for sharing this! This video was really fun 😇
Yes! I would love to hear your story YOU would put on your personal statement for why PT!
Li! Thanks for your comment. Have you had a chance to see this video? I share WHY I wanted to get into PT. I think you’ll find it helpful (: th-cam.com/video/SZlQkRPleS4/w-d-xo.html
Also want to share some news because I love this channel so much:
I just got my first DPT interview yesterday which is really exciting!
Congratulations!!
OMGGGG THAT SO AWESOME!! Congrats! How was it??
Also, you should share that win when you join the NEW Facebook group! Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/levatornation
@@drjustinleedpt Thankyou! I have not had it yet but I also recently got another one which is this weekend for one of my top schools!
@@stefaniehernandez-mendez1044 YASSASS QUEEN! You’re a freaken champ! I’m so proud of you. Keep me posted with your progress please!
@@drjustinleedpt thankyou so much!! And of course. So glad I got my first one done, it was not too bad. Hopefully they like me :)
Hey man, this was a great and comprehensive video you did and I appreciate this info a lot. I already have gotten about 60+ hours of shadowing at a PT clinic who have been so amazing in their performance and the way they treat patients. They too deal with patients one on one for one hour straight ranging from ages I've seen 29 to 95 so far.
MY QUESTION FOR YOU: She mentioned starting salary was about 38-40 dollars an hour but you mentioned the average a PT makes, not starting salary. What would be a starting salary for PT?
I hope you can get back to me.
Best,
-Matt
Hey Justin you should show us some exercises for lower back pain or for someone that just got knee surgery. Keep the videos coming!!!
Thanks Devon for commenting ! I actually made a video on easy low back stretches. you can find it here: th-cam.com/video/D4RbFdM6MRA/w-d-xo.html But if that doesn't help, then feel free to email me!
@@drjustinleedpt awesome I’ll check it out thank you!
I would love to be an OT or PT but I’m super old now so, 7 years on I’ll be old so old. I wish we could go back in time I would have done better at school got a tutor if needed and started knowing more occupations to choose from and learn about so I could have been an OT or PT.
I am sorry to hear that you feel older. It is never too late to get into a profession, but I have to admit, there is a lot of work and a lot of time required to become a OT or a PT. Have you considered the assistant route? Like PTA?
Go for OTA or PTA. I am 24 and did not want to go back to school for 7 years. Ota only requires 2 years and depending on your state the pay is awesome. If you want to continue on to OT after that, they have bridge programs to move you forward in
@@gabrielleholt8899 Great advice Gabrielle! Do you regret your decision or are you completely satisfied with it?
@@drjustinleedptI’m 45 yrs old and I am thinking my age. More thinking about the time. I have a business degree since 2002. How and what schools you recommend to get into physical therapy? I know there is no short cuts but any will help
insta followed you are so cute and formative clear and I can listen all day thanks for making it fun!
Great video! I choose cash pay PT!
I'm but I'm afraid that is going to be very hard. But I need that. I want learn. I think fiscal therapy. Occupation, hard..I think
You can do this John!
Did I just hear you say PT can go from Bachelors to Doctorates in 7 years? 😳
You heard correctly! Undergraduate bachelors degree in four years and doctorate in 3 years
@@drjustinleedpt So can an OT! I am just wondering why that is? Why isn't there Master programs for PT and OT anymore
@@DestinieLo As the profession is growing, the standard of education grows with it. I’m not too sure about OT, but PT started out with a certification. Then it went to a bachelors. Then it went to a masters. And now it is at a doctorate.
@@DestinieLo basically to keep you longer in school to reduce employment rate and then get you in more debt so that your professors can earn more
What is the difference between a massage therapy and OP therapy and TP
Massage therapy is mostly just working on the muscles and superficial tissue. They don’t diagnose and don’t use too much clinical thinking. OT and PT can work on the muscles and other tissues like nerves joints and also incorporate exercises (there are more but that’s a good gist of it)
Hi! I just wanted to ask, are observation hours the same as volunteer hours? Or are they different? Can someone please help clarify?
They are the same!! You can get observation hours while working as an aide or a tech but you can get observation hours as a volunteer too
@@drjustinleedpt Awesome! Thank you so much!(:
I would like to hear your story for choosing PT
Thank you for this video .... it is rilly helpful .....
You’re welcome! Glad this was helpful!
Can you do a house tour. Love your background
Thank you do this video but I am a freshman in college. My major is nursing but I feel like I was pressured into it and since I am also leaning into being an herbalist and a doula I wanted to do something to help with patient with minimum to no meds just natural remedies. But I am still stuck on the money part because Ik nurses make money due to traveling and say If the state have a bad weather nurses can go and travel to that and get paid so I’m just tryna figure out what can I do.
Do you or anyone know if their is a transition course for PTA to DPT? Or do you have to start over?
There is a bridge program! But only 2 in the USA. Look up my video talking a out PTA to DPT
Thank you for discuss. I like therapist. Since highschool. But!, I want to learn to different physical and medical treatment. medical. Only here. TH-cam for listening. Physical and medical college school. I can't 😅 jenny from Philippines
Can I purse bot after bpt ?? I'm interested in occupational therapy as well, but right now I'm a pt student?
Sold me on GRE😅
Great Vedio helpful
Thank you!
You make PT sound way better plus it seems like pt. pays more, I want to work at a school or clinic maybe home care only because of the one on one, there was a lot I do not like as doing home care in the past plus I hear if you go for the whole thing and become a PT you can blackly be more like the R.N. not like a lpn and have to what ot have less they can scop , my goal is to work with schools , I have been a patient for pt for different things unfortunately and ot to strengthen my hand and learn how to write , and I saw my Dad go throw pt ot & speech therapy . it is a verry hared choice, to make it seems like pt is more saturated and way more schools, ota school would mean I would have to move two hours away, plus pay seems less and if I went past a pta or ota pta sounds better being you have to put a lot of money into it,I would not care so much about the money, but I have to work less hours and pay for college. and both can work in schools, but it is hard to see what is needed more.
John 18 : 37-38
37 “You are a king, then!” said Pilate. Jesus answered, “You say that I am a king. In fact, the reason I was born and came into the world is to testify to the truth. Everyone on the side of truth listens to me.” 38 “What is truth?” retorted Pilate. With this he went out again to the Jews gathered there and said, “I find no basis for a charge against him.
Amen! But.. how does this relate to the video?
@@drjustinleedpt I don't know but Jesus Christ said to spread this gospel in this video so I just spread it .
BTW I am an OT 2nd year student . I used to watch your videos it was very informative and helpful for my studies
@@mystic9239 AMEN!!!! I love it!!
Ot and pt, you can get a job better. Also, double major stands out. Lol😂
🤣
Why is he talking..so..slowly..?? I had to make the playback speed x1.25! Great information, just hard to get through.
Hahaaaaa my bad! I’ll speed up the talking next time! Thanks for the feedback
I think you’re the only one 😅
At least he's not talking like Ben Shapiro
@@drjustinleedpt you spoke just fine please do not adjust for this one person
Thank you for the video but could go to the point. You took 3 minutes to start talking about what the video is about. Oh man