Rewards face-to-face contact, seeing patient progress, spending time with patients, flexible hours, positive job outlook, and being your own boss. Many qualities are needed to accomplish the work of a physical therapist, including compassion, detail orientation, dexterity, interpersonal skills, physical stamina, and resourcefulness. There are many clubs you can join and you can join other higher level jobs as you advance in this occupation. The entry level is the Physical Therapy Student Membership, the Retired for Life Membership, the Foreign-Educated Membership (from different countries), the PT and PTA Membership (must be born in the US), and the post professional therapist student membership. American Physical Therapist Association (APTA) there is a code of ethics you must follow called Physical Therapy Core Values, Core Values ​​Assessment, PT Code of Ethics, Guide to Professional Conduct, and Revisions to the Code of Standards, offers you these clubs. The physical therapist is responsible for reading and understanding these policies and answering all questions regarding them