Pros
Working closely with patients allowed me to build meaningful relationships and directly contribute to their recovery and well-being. Guiding them through exercises and seeing their progress was highly rewarding. gained hands-on experience with physical therapy techniques and equipment, which enhanced my knowledge and skills in patient care and rehabilitation. Working at EXOS allowed me to collaborate with experienced physical therapists and other healthcare professionals, learning from their expertise and improving my ability to work in a multidisciplinary team. I contributed to increasing the patient retention rate by 15% through personalized care and follow-ups, showcasing my ability to build trust and rapport with patients.
Cons
The role was physically demanding, requiring long hours on my feet and the need to assist patients with exercises and equipment, which could be exhausting. Working with patients who were struggling with pain or slow progress could be challenging, requiring a high level of empathy and resilience. alancing direct patient care with administrative responsibilities, such as maintaining records and managing inventory, sometimes took time away from patient interactions. As a technician, my role was to assist rather than lead therapy sessions, which sometimes limited my ability to make autonomous decisions regarding patient care.