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Employment outlook : employment forecast for the physical and occupational therapy workforce in South Carolina
South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and Planning
South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium. Office for Healthcare Workforce Analysis and Planning
Abstract
The physical and occupational therapy fields are projected to grow rapidly, with most job openings (about 60%) expected to be from new job growth. Proportionately, job growth is strongest for assistive personnel (38%) but the largest number of jobs will be for Physical Therapists. South Carolina education programs graduated 79 new Physical Therapists and 42 new Occupational Therapists in the 2013-2014 academic year. A total of 94 new Physical Therapy Assistants and 45 Occupational Therapy Assistants also were graduated that year.
Issue Date
2015-08
Keywords
Medical care--South Carolina--Statistics
Type
Text
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