How to Apply as Physical Therapist to the U.S.

How to Apply as Physical Therapist to the U.S., available at $44.99, has an average rating of 5, with 36 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 8 subscribers.

You will learn about To have a CLEAR understanding of the processes involved in applying to the U.S. To SAVE time, money, and resources by preventing mistakes that may lead to delayed processing and expiration of documents needing re-application. To SAVE you from headaches and frustrations from being overly confused for not knowing what to do and where to start. To know the different types of visas for foreign trained PTs This course is ideal for individuals who are Fresh graduate physical therapists or Foreign-educated or foreign-trained physical therapists or Student physical therapists from outside the U.S. It is particularly useful for Fresh graduate physical therapists or Foreign-educated or foreign-trained physical therapists or Student physical therapists from outside the U.S.

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Summary

Title: How to Apply as Physical Therapist to the U.S.

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

To have a CLEAR understanding of the processes involved in applying to the U.S.

To SAVE time, money, and resources by preventing mistakes that may lead to delayed processing and expiration of documents needing re-application.

To SAVE you from headaches and frustrations from being overly confused for not knowing what to do and where to start.

To know the different types of visas for foreign trained PTs

Who Should Attend

Fresh graduate physical therapists

Foreign-educated or foreign-trained physical therapists

Student physical therapists from outside the U.S.

Target Audiences

Fresh graduate physical therapists

Foreign-educated or foreign-trained physical therapists

Student physical therapists from outside the U.S.

MAIN GOALS OF THIS COURSE: For you as foreign-trained physical therapist applicants:

> To have a CLEAR understanding of the processes involved in applying to the U.S. to be a licensed physical therapist

> To SAVE time, money, and resources by preventing mistakes that may lead to delayed processing and expiration of documents needing re-application a.k.a additional payments/expenses.

> To SAVE you from headaches and frustrations from being overly confused for not knowing what to do and where to start.

What will you get from this course?

1. FREE E-book of the Updated Version of book: “PT Path to US: Foreign-Trained Physical Therapists’ Step-by-Step Guide to U.S. Application.”

2. More then 30 Video Lessons (not counting the bonus videos): I organized the videos in orderly manner to help you understand which task to do first and which ones will be next.

3. EXCLUSIVE VIDEOS. I added videos exclusively for this course only. These videos cannot be accessed on our YouTube channel.

4. BONUS videos. These are videos not necessarily part of the process, but contain vital information and answers to most frequently asked questions.

Save yourself from headaches, frustrations, and confusion. Applying to the U.S. as a foreign-trained physical therapist is not an easy feat. It is a very daunting task. But this course will walk you through step-by-step in order for you to have a clear understanding of the process and be guided well.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Why take this course? What benefits will you get from this course?

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Overview of the Step-by-Step Process

Lecture 4: Basic Terminologies

Lecture 5: MORE LEARNING Video: Is Physical Therapy still in-demand job in the U.S.?

Chapter 2: STEP 1: Choose a State

Lecture 1: What to know when choosing a state

Chapter 3: III. STEP 2 CREDENTIALING AND VISA SCREEN CERTIFICATE

Lecture 1: What is credentialing?

Lecture 2: What is Health Care Worker Certificate (HCWC) a.k.a. Visa Screen Certificate

Lecture 3: 3. FCCPT services

Lecture 4: What credentialing agency should I choose?

Lecture 5: What is Course Work Tool (Part 1)

Lecture 6: Course Work Tool Part 2 Summary

Lecture 7: Important FAQ: Can I practice with just BSPT degree?

Lecture 8: FAQ: What to get to apply to the U.S.: Masters or Doctorate degree in PT?

Lecture 9: FAQ: Do I need to be a Doctor of Physical Therapy to practice to the US?

Chapter 4: STEP 3 Apply to state of your choice

Lecture 1: General Guide on Initial Licensure Requirements

Lecture 2: How to apply to New York – Part 1

Lecture 3: How to Apply to NY part 2

Lecture 4: How to Apply to California

Lecture 5: How to Apply to Florida

Chapter 5: TOEFL PASSING SCORE

Lecture 1: TOEFL Passing Score

Chapter 6: What is Alternate Identification Number (AIN)

Lecture 1: AIN

Chapter 7: STEP 6 SECURE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WITH US EMBASSY AHEAD OF TIME

Lecture 1: How to apply for tourist visa

Chapter 8: National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) registration

Lecture 1: NPTE Registration

Chapter 9: STEP 8 Authorization to Test (ATT)

Lecture 1: What is ATT?

Chapter 10: STEP 9 CONTACT PROMETRIC

Lecture 1: NPTE scheduling

Chapter 11: U.S. Embassy Interview

Lecture 1: U.S. Embassy Interview Tips

Chapter 12: STEP 11 PASS NPTE

Lecture 1: How many times can you take NPTE?

Lecture 2: Where can I take the NPTE

Chapter 13: STEP 12 EMPLOYMENT

Lecture 1: Employment contract

Lecture 2: Can I file my own visa?

Lecture 3: What is H1B or working visa?

Lecture 4: Timeline for Working Visa Petition

Lecture 5: Biggest mistake of H1B or working visa holder.

Lecture 6: What are the types of immigrant visas for foreign-trained therapists?

Lecture 7: Immigrant visa or green card timeline

Instructors

Ginalyn Ruder
Physical Therapist Clinical Coach

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