How to Answer: What is your greatest strength as a Physical Therapist?
Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Physical Therapist job interview.
32. What is your greatest strength as a Physical Therapist?
How to Answer
This is one of the most common questions asked during an interview so you need to have your answer memorized. To determine your strengths, think of the job- related skills that others compliment you on. Are you a patient person? Good listener? Provide amazing customer service? Have a great clinical skill?
Entry Level
"As a new Physical Therapist entering the field, the program that I graduated from put a heavy emphasis on technology in the field and I'd bring a great knowledge of modern technologies for Physical Therapy to the team here. I have extensive training in utilizing video technology for telehealth purposes and utilizing modern video games to make therapy processes more stimulating for patients."
Answer Example
"My greatest strength is my ability to build professional patient/therapist relationships. Patients confide in me, respect me as a provider as well as a person."
Experienced
"Through my years of practicing as a Physical Therapist, I'd say that the biggest strength I could bring to the team here is my ability to customize care plans for each individual patient. I am a firm believer that each person is unique in their rehabilitation and my excellent assessment skills will be a big strength for the team here."
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