How great is it that science advanced so much that we have a separate field of study to become a professional masseuse or bone cracker? Interestinggg… but what are you talking about?!X
OOP. Here, let's see what it takes to become a specialist in these fields:
- Physiotherapy,
- Occupational Therapy
- Chiropractic
Physiotherapy In Australia
Physiotherapy is a clinical allied health profession. Physiotherapists are healthcare professionals who treat injuries, illnesses and disorders through physical medical methods.
They provide medical assistance to a range of patients including physically disabled, pregnant women before and after their pregnancy, athletes, and even the elderly.
They work in multiple settings like hospitals, healthcare organizations, sports settings, workplaces, universities and research institutions.
Occupational Therapy in Australia
Occupational Therapy, also known as OT is a therapeutic approach to daily activities (occupations) throughout an individual's lifespan. Occupational Therapists work towards promoting their patients' health and help people with injuries, illnesses and disabilities to make them live a better life. While some therapists work at hospitals, there are also independent occupational therapists who offer OT services.
Chiropractic in Australia
Chiropractic is the medical practitioner you should go to every time your neck, back or limbs hurt.
This is an alternative medicine that is associated with the detection and treatment of mechanical disorders in the body. A chiropractor is a trained medical practitioner who can help reduce pain and treat your body's overall physical function.
It's your time to make people's shoulders great again! If you are wondering how you can pursue a course in any of these three fields, get in touch with us today! We can help you connect online with university representatives from The University of Sydney, Curtin University and RMIT University to discuss your study
