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    What do you do as a physiotherapist?

    As a physiotherapist, you are responsible for helping patients to restore and improve their ability to move. This is done through targeted exercises, manual therapy and the use of physical treatment methods. Physiotherapists often work in clinics, practices or rehabilitation centers and are an important interface in the healthcare system.

    The average salary for physiotherapists in Germany varies depending on the source and experience. According to Medi-Karriere, the average salary is €2,911 gross per month, which corresponds to an annual salary of €34,932. Another source states that the average salary is €3,442 per month.

    Salary by Experience

    Salaries can vary depending on experience. According to data from Gehalt.de, the salary based on experience is as follows:

    • < 3 years: €37,101 per year
    • 3-6 years: €37,719 per year
    • 7-9 years: €38,549 per year
    • > 9 years: €41,578 per year

    Salary Depending on Responsibility

    Salary can also depend on managerial responsibilities. According to Kununu, the average salary for physiotherapists with managerial responsibilities is about €50,000 per year, while without managerial responsibilities it is about €37,500 per year.

    Conclusion

    The average salary for physiotherapists in Germany ranges between €34,932 and €41,578 per year, depending on experience and responsibility.

    Important skills for physiotherapy jobs

    • Sound knowledge of anatomy and physiology
    • Manual therapy
    • Communication and empathy
    • Ability to work in a team
    • Problem-solving skills
    • Patience and perseverance

    What training do you need for a job as a physiotherapist?

    In order to work as a physiotherapist, you usually need to have completed training at a state-recognized physiotherapy school or a degree in physiotherapy. The training includes both theoretical and practical content and often concludes with a state examination.

    Career opportunities in physiotherapy

    Physiotherapists have a wide range of career opportunities, whether in clinics, practices or self-employment. With additional training, they can dedicate themselves to specialized areas such as sports physiotherapy or orthopaedics or move up into the management of practices and clinics.