Some time ago, I came into contact with a physical therapist from Greece . This was my first contact with the professional group of physical therapists. So, I did a little homework and introduced to you the group of Greek physical therapists.
. In 2020, the Attica region, where the Greek capital Athens is located, has 4,156 physical therapists, accounting for 44.99% of the number of physical therapists in Greece. The Macedonia region, where Thessaloniki, the second largest city in Greece, is located, has 1,643 physical therapists, accounting for 17.78% of the number of physical therapists in Greece.
. Since 2015, the proportion of male physical therapists in Greece has fluctuated around 46%, and the proportion of female physical therapists in Greece has fluctuated around 54%.
6. Physiotherapists in Greece charge on an hourly basis. In most cases, they provide one-on-one services, and the hourly fee is 20-50 euros. The monthly income after tax of a Greek physical therapist can easily exceed 2,000 euros - physical therapists are one of the high-income groups in Greece.
7. If you want to become a physical therapist in Greece, you need to study physical therapy at a Greek university, obtain a diploma and take the Greek physical therapist qualification examination. If you pass the examination, you can obtain the physical therapist qualification. Universities in Greece offering physical therapy majors include the University of Peloponnese, University of Thessala, University of Patras , University of Western Attica, etc.
8. Chinese parents who plan to let their children study at university in Greece and stay in Greece for development can pay attention to the not-so-popular direction of physical therapists - if their children can obtain Greek physical therapist qualifications, they can then massage Chinese , massage, bone setting and acupuncture technologies are introduced, and it is not an unattainable goal to earn more than 50 euros per hour.
Huo Qingchuan
November 7, 2021 in Songtao Bay, Athens, Greece