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Phys Ther. 1984 Feb;64(2):208-12. doi: 10.1093/ptj/64.2.208.
All of the graduates of the entry-level master's degree program at Stanford University from 1970 to 1980 were surveyed. A total of 207 questionnaires was mailed out, and 155 graduates returned the questionnaire for a response rate of 75 percent. Descriptive data were gathered on employment characteristics, professional contributions, and demographic information. Over 95.3 percent of the respondents were employed in physical therapy and 81.7 percent were engaged full time. The majority of the graduates practiced in acute-care general hospitals. Professional advancement occurred most frequently by changing facilities rather than promotions within the institution. The major job responsibility was patient care, with teaching next in importance. A strong commitment to participate in the clinical education of new professionals existed. A limited number of graduates were engaged in research, and little time was designated for this purpose.
对斯坦福大学1970年至1980年入学的硕士学位项目的所有毕业生进行了调查。总共寄出了207份问卷，155名毕业生回复了问卷，回复率为75%。收集了关于就业特征、专业贡献和人口统计学信息的描述性数据。超过95.3%的受访者从事物理治疗工作，81.7%为全职工作。大多数毕业生在急症综合医院工作。职业晋升最常见的方式是更换工作单位，而不是在机构内部晋升。主要工作职责是患者护理，教学其次。对参与新专业人员临床教育有强烈的意愿。从事研究的毕业生数量有限，为此目的安排的时间很少。
