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Which job is more busy being a Nurse or a Physical Therapist? |
Which job is more busy being a Nurse or a Physical Therapist? Nursing. Physical therapy can somewhat take their time and focus solely on one patient at a time, where nurses have to be able to multitask. Nurses are constantly on the run taking care of many patients at the same time, answering call bells, dispensing meds, charting, talking to doctors, the list goes on and on. Either one can be extremely busy, but I'm guessing that a nursing would be more strenuous overall. Nursing, you don't have to worry about graveyard shifts, because people don't do physical activities at night I wanted to say it would depend on where you work, but, that wouldn't matter. Physical Therapist, work on you getting as close to your body's normal performance, in a gradual process. |
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