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    Smile Practising as a PT till retirement age for a lady

    Dear everybody

    PT is a strenuous profession, especially when I am a 33 year old lady planning for a life-long career in Australia. In Australia, in terms of percentage, what are the chances an average Registered lady physiotherapist practise as a PT till retirement age and beyond?

    Which areas of specialisation in clinical practice are more suitable as a lady PT advances in her age? I want to avoid the situation where I study hard to pass the Australian Board exams, get registered in Australia, work for a few short years and then realize only too late that I have no more physical energy or strength to continue practising to a ripe old age, supporting myself and contributing to society.

    Would appreciate it if all of you share your insights, opinions and advice?

    Cheers

    Judy

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