Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) Degree Salary

MPT Degree Jobs and Salaries

An MPT degree or Master Physical Therapy degree program prepares students to practice physical therapy in a variety of settings, including hospitals and private physical therapy offices. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it may be well worth the investment to complete a Master of Physical Therapy; jobs opportunities are expected to grow quickly over the next several years. After earning a Master of Physical Therapy degree, job options include specialization in pediatrics, Sports Medicine or other areas of physical therapy. Some practitioners also choose to pursue related careers such as Occupational Therapy. Salaries for MPT jobs will depend on the specific position, a therapist's qualifications and other factors. To compare the median Master of Physical Therapy salary to salaries for Bachelor of Physical Therapy Jobs, view PayScale's BPT degree salary data.