AT's, EP's, KT's

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What is the minimum education requirement for AT’s?

A master’s degree starting 2022

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Where should job prospects be good for AT’s?

Healthcare Industry

High Schools

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Where are job positions expected to have competition for AT’s?

Professional and college sports teams

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What do AT’s do?

help prevent and treat injuries for people of all ages and skill levels

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What do AT’s specialize in?

the prevention, diagnosis, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of muscle or bone injuries

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What do AT’s help apply?

protective or injury-preventive devices such as tape, bandages, and braces

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Who may AT’s work under the direct supervision of?

Physicians

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What are most jobs for AT’s related to?

Sports

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Where do a majority of AT’s work?

educational settings, in hospitals, or in offices of other health professionals

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What could be required if the AT position requires teaching?

a teaching certificate or license

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Where is licensure not required for AT’s?

California

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What industry employed the highest number of AT’s?

Educational Services (36%)

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What is the minimum educational requirement for exercise physiologists?

A bachelors degree

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Is competition for jobs as exercise physiologists strong or weak?

Competition is strong

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What were 62% of exercise physiologists?

Self-employed

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What do Exercise Physiologists do?

Develop fitness and exercise programs that help patients recover from chronic diseases and improve cardiovascular and pulmonary function, body composition, and flexibility

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What do Exercise Physiologists provide and develop?

Health Education

Exercise plans to reduce risk for disease

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Is exercise physiology a big or small occupation?

A small occupation

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About how many exercise physiologists have a master's degree?

50%

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What state requires exercise physiologists to be licensed?

Louisiana

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Who offers the certification exam for Exercise physiologists?

The ACSM

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What credentials does the ACSM provide certified exercise physiologists with?

ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist (ACSM-CEP)

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What is needed for the ACSM-CEP credentials?

A bachelor’s degree in exercise science

1,200 hours of clinical experience

Successful completion of the certification exam

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What credential does the AACVPR provide for exercise physiologists?

Certified Cardiac Rehabilitation Professional (CCRP)

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What are the requirements for the Certified Cardiac Rehabilitation Professional (CCRP) credential for exercise physiologists?

Bachelor's degree in a health related field

1,200 hours of clinical experience in Cardiac Rehabilitation

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When and why did Kinesiotherapy rise as a career?

after World War II (1946) as corrective therapy to rehabilitate injured service members

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Where are most Kinesiotherapists employed?

Veterans Administration hospitals and clinics

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What was kinesiotherapy formerly called?

Corrective Therapy

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What is kinesiotherapy the study of?

Body-movement mechanics

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Do kinesiotherapists work under the supervision of physicians?

Yes

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What do kinesiotherapists use to treat the effects of disease, injury, and congenital disorders?

Therapeutic Exercise and education

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What do kinesiotherapists do?

instruct patients in proper exercise techniques and use of equipment to meet specified objectives such as improvement of walking, gait, joint flexibility, endurance, strength, and emotional self-confidence and security

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What do kinesiotherapists advise patients on?

the use of braces, artificial limbs, and other devices

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What do kinesiotherapists teach?

exercise routines to patients who use wheelchairs

instruct amputees or partially paralyzed patients how to walk and move around

sometimes give driving lessons using specially equipped automobiles

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What do entry-level positions require for Kinesiotherapists?

A Bachelor’s in Kinesiology

1,000 hours of clinical experience

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How many kinesiology programs are accredited by CAAHEP?

Two undergraduate programs

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What is usually required to be employed as a kinesiotherapist?

Registration (RKT)

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Who administers specialty certification for registered kinesiotherapists (RKTs)?

Council on Professional Standards for Kinesiotherapy (COPSKT)

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How many specialty areas are there for RKT’s?

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