physical therapist
Coverage of physical therapist in the Nexus archive.
- I'm 76 and can't afford to stop working full time. Caring for my brother costs $10,000 a month.
Fran Judd, a 76-year-old physical therapist in Sonoma County, California, works full time while also running an equine-assisted program to support her family. She manages care for her daughter with Pitt-Hopkins syndrome and her brother, who has a complex neurological condition. The article details the financial and emotional strain of providing long-term care for disabled family members.
- Elizabeth Waddell's disappearance: New video may show her final moments
Newly released surveillance video appears to show the final moments before Elizabeth Waddell disappeared while vacationing in Grenada. She is a physical therapist from Cary, North Carolina.
- Physical therapist who killed newborn and threw her in dumpster was finally snared 17 years later thanks to COSTCO receipt... as she's given incredibly light sentence for manslaughter
A physical therapist who killed a newborn and disposed of her body in a dumpster was arrested 17 years later due to a Costco receipt. She received a light sentence for the manslaughter charge.
- Hospital for Special Surgery has multiple job openings
The Hospital for Special Surgery is hiring for various positions in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Florida, including office managers, physical therapists, and patient access specialists. The hospital currently needs an office manager.
- A PT shares 1 exercise you should do to build full-body muscle and stay youthful as you age
Physical therapist Will Harlow recommends goblet squats as an accessible exercise for building full-body muscle, improving stability, and promoting healthy aging. The exercise requires minimal equipment and targets strength, mobility, balance, and joint health, aligning with Harlow's four pillars of longevity outlined in his book 'Independence for Life'.
- How injury can lead to insight and teach you to listen to your body
The article discusses how injury can lead to insight and the importance of listening to one's body for healing. It features a physical therapist, acupuncturist, and naturopath sharing perspectives on nurturing areas to recover from pain and injuries.
- ‘He is constantly criticizing her’: My son-in-law told my daughter to give up her job. Do I intervene?
A son-in-law told a daughter to give up her job as a physical therapist, prompting consideration of intervention. The daughter earned $35,000-$40,000 in 2025 from her work. The situation involves a family conflict.