June 26, 2009, Newsletter Issue #46: Confidence Building Through PTA Jobs

Tip of the Week

The one thing that really makes the difference in a seasoned physical therapist assistant and someone who’s really just starting out is confidence. Confidence has the ability to fuel our inspiration, intuition, and initiative. Think about it, when you first started working part-time to make a little extra money out of school, how confident were you? Looking back you might think it was silly to be so nervous just to fold hotel linen twenty hours a week, but the insecurity was there. You probably didn’t make suggestions, try things differently, or speak your mind when or if any issues came up.

Working PTA jobs is no different than anything else. It takes time and experience to build respect in the industry. The more work experience you have, the more confident you’ll be become. Healthcare jobs are always presenting new challenges, new opportunities, and new learning curves. When you work in PTA travel jobs, you get to super-size your work experience quickly and efficiently. There’s no time for fear or insecurity! You’ll move into new situations, meet new people, and discover that everyone in physical therapy employment does things a little differently. Coping with those changes and discrepancies is what will make you a better and sought after employee.

Healthcare jobs, especially physical therapy assistant jobs, are on the rise. With an aging population, employment opportunities are expected to be on the rise.

Feeling confident? At PPR Healthcare Staffing you don’t have to go it alone, but you do have to make the first step by completing the application.

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