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PTs Key in Addressing PICS in COVID-19 Survivors
May 19th, 2020 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffWith thousands of Americans leaving intensive-care units after brutal bouts with COVID-19, post-intensive care syndrome (PICS) is becoming an increasing concern. In an online article, the University of Buffalo noted that at least half...

Tips for Job Hunting During COVID-19
April 21st, 2020 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffMore than 20 million Americans lost their job this spring, and a recession seems extremely likely, so is it even worth the time and effort to send out résumés and continue your job search during the coronavirus pandemic? For physical ...

Best Practices for Networking During a Pandemic
April 7th, 2020 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffFor physical therapists, networking has long been a key to finding employment and building a client base, but with the coronavirus pandemic raging, group gatherings, eating out and handshakes are strictly verboten.
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Coronavirus Puts Spotlight on Infection Control at Facilities for Seniors
March 18th, 2020 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffThe deaths of at least 18 patients at a nursing home in Kirkland, Wash., have illustrated the devastating toll the coronavirus can take on the elderly, raising questions about the safety of seniors at nursing homes, assisted-living fa...

Research Suggests Yoga, Tai Chi Can Help with Lower Back Pain
March 3rd, 2020 By: JobsTherapy.com Content StaffFor patients dealing with chronic lower back pain, traditional remedies include physical therapy, medication, surgery, and applying hot or cold compresses. But a growing body of research suggests that yoga and tai chi also can be bene...