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Impacts of educational debt on physical therapist employment trends.

Tara DicksonEdward P MulliganEric J Hegedus
Published in: BMC medical education (2023)
Those with higher educational debt appear to have the habit of working more hours per week and have a longer time horizon until retirement. Newly licensed physical therapists with higher amounts of educational debt are more likely to experience this trend. Income and job satisfaction demonstrated an interaction effect on educational debt, such that those with lower levels of income had a stronger, negative relationship between their debt and job satisfaction, as compared to those with higher income.
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