Master movement and mobility concepts. Learn to support patient rehabilitation.
This program is designed for active individuals ready to help others regain mobility and independence.
Turn your passion for movement into a healthcare career
Apply your sports knowledge to rehabilitation and recovery
Perfect for those who want to understand movement and rehabilitation
From any background to meaningful healthcare work
Comprehensive curriculum covering patient mobility, therapeutic exercises, and rehabilitation support
Start as a PTT and advance through specialized rehabilitation roles
Equipment prep, patient mobility
Specialized areas, training new techs
Licensed role, advanced treatments
Doctor of PT, diagnosis & treatment
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PTT Training CA • PTT Jobs TX • PTT Cert FLYes! Training is completely free to enroll and complete. You can access all course materials, practice exams, and student support at no cost. The only payment is the $750 total program cost when you're ready for certification.
The total program cost is $750. This one-time payment covers your entire PTT program when you're ready to pursue certification. This is significantly lower than traditional programs that can cost $3,000-$5,000.
Physical Therapy Technicians (PTTs) assist with basic patient care, equipment setup, and exercises. Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) require an associate degree, state licensure, and can perform more advanced treatments. PTT is entry-level; PTA is mid-level.
No prior experience is required. Our program starts with fundamentals and builds your skills progressively. Many successful PTTs come from fitness, athletics, customer service, or are new to healthcare entirely.
PTTs work in outpatient PT clinics, hospital rehabilitation departments, sports medicine facilities, skilled nursing homes, home health agencies, and athletic training centers. Sports medicine offers unique opportunities.
Yes! Many PTTs work with athletic teams, sports medicine clinics, and fitness facilities. You'll assist with injury rehabilitation, athletic conditioning, and performance recovery. Former athletes often excel in these roles.
The program is self-paced and typically takes 8-10 weeks to complete studying 10-15 hours per week. You have up to 6 months access. Many complete it faster if studying full-time.
Yes. The American Medical Certification Association (AMCA) PTTC certification is recognized by employers nationwide. It validates your knowledge of patient mobility, therapeutic exercises, and rehabilitation support.
Clear career path: PT Technician ($27K-$37K) → Lead Tech → Physical Therapist Assistant ($60K) → Doctor of Physical Therapy ($95K+). Many employers offer tuition assistance for PTA programs.
Externships are recommended but not always required. Hands-on experience in PT settings is valuable. Many students arrange self-managed externships at local PT clinics.
PTTs need physical stamina to assist patients, stand for extended periods, and help with transfers. You should be able to lift/support up to 50 pounds. Proper body mechanics training protects both you and patients.
National average ranges from $27K-$37K depending on location and setting. States like California pay up to $42K. Sports medicine and specialized clinics often pay more. Hospital systems offer better benefits.
Yes! PTTs can specialize in pediatrics, geriatrics, sports rehabilitation, neurological conditions, or orthopedics. Specialization often leads to higher pay and more interesting work. Additional training may be required.
Free enrollment with no upfront costs, pay only when ready ($750 total), self-paced online learning, and regular job leads included. Traditional programs cost $3,000-$5,000 upfront.
EHired does NOT place, arrange, or supervise externships. All externships are self-managed. You are responsible for identifying and securing your own externship site at a hospital or healthcare facility. EHired provides state-specific resources and guidance, but placement is not guaranteed.
Master movement and mobility theory. Free training, pay only $750 when ready. Prepare for PT career opportunities.