Professional Philosophy Statement

Professional Philosophy Statement
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As a Physical Therapist, my mission is to provide superior physical therapy services in all the patients that I serve (Jensen & Monstrom, 2012). My main aim is to help patients achieve their maximum potential for their physical abilities and needs. My main objective is to serve my patients with personalized therapies and high integrity. I strive to provide personalized interaction whenever I am with patients. Promoting high-quality and cost-effective nursing services are my core mandates (Dreeben, 2011). My objective is transforming the society through the provision of excellent services. I aim to ensure people requiring physical therapy services have quality care.
My vision is to excel as an effective, efficient, and reliable physical therapy practitioner. I strive to have excellent results to be competitive in the industry and community (Mueller, 2005). I aim to have a friendly and efficient workforce to offer premium medical services. I aim to have a professional and knowledgeable workforce to have a cutting edge in the industry. I offer to provide superior services coupled with high professional ethics (Pagliarulo, 2016). I aim to serve the physical therapy requirements of the diverse communities. I aim to be a leader in education and research to continue offering premium services.
My philosophy is to be unique and stand out in treating physical therapy conditions in my area of jurisdiction (Page, 2015).

For example, my staff and I always strive to improve the physical well-being of all our patients. It is a collective responsibility for my organization to eliminate pain for our patients. I ensure diseases and injuries associated with physical therapy are handled with utmost care (Esterson, 2005). I aim to succeed in improving the welfare and well-being of my patients. I ensure dignity for my patients is safeguarded at all costs.

References
Dreeben, O. (2011). Introduction to Physical Therapy for Physical Therapist Assistants, New York: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Esterson, S. (2005). Starting and Managing Your Physical Therapy Practice, New York: Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Jensen, G. & Mostrom, E. (2012). Handbook of Teaching for Physical Therapists, Chicago: Palgrave.
Mueller, K. (2005). Communication from the Inside Out: Strategies For The Engaged Professional, New York: F.A. Davis.
Page, C. (2015). Management in Physical Therapy Practices, New York: F.A. Davis.
Pagliarulo, M. (2016). Introduction to Physical Therapy, Chicago: Jones & Bartlett Learning.

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