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I am a Certified Nursing Assistant, I was wondering can you use this license to be a Physical Therapy Asst? |
I am looking to use my license in other other medical fields. i too, am a cna. it depends on your state regs. i'm in pa. here u can be a therapy asst in some facilitys. they pay a lot less and the jobs are very hard to find. old people getting to u too? No a PTA is a 2 year degree but you have to pass a state boards to be licensed as a PTA. |
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