APTA 1999 annual report

Article Abstract:

This article contains goals, a mission statement, and other information summarizing the state of the American Physical Therapy Association as of 1999. Also included are reports from the president, the CEO, the association's political activity, publications, international affairs, and a report from the committee on ethics and the law.

Associations

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An improving employment market for physical therapists

Article Abstract:

A report issued by the American Physical Therapy Association examines the impact of the Balanced Budget Act on employment in the field of physical therapy. The report finds that the unemployment rate for physical therapists declined to 2.9% in Apr 2000, from a high of 3.2% in Oct 1999.

Employment

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Physical therapist salaries show improvement

Article Abstract:

A survey conducted by the American Physical Therapy Association finds that the labor market for physical therapists has improved as of 2001. Statistics on salaries, job satisfaction, and layoffs are presented.

Compensation and benefits, Surveys

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