Working at EBP Studio
Do you want to work in a team that takes movement and health seriously? Have a look at our job offers
For personal trainers who already know how the industry works. First client at 06:30. Last one at 20:30. Four dead hours in between. You learned anatomy and how to build a program that goes somewhere. Most people still see a rep counter, and you're paid like one. The pay grows for a couple of years, then the only lever left is more hours. Then a client's shoulder starts to hurt in week six. You adjust, you guess, you refer them to a physio you've never met. You don't hear back. Often the client doesn't come back either. Sound familiar? Read on ;)
For physiotherapists who already know how the system works. Twenty minutes per patient. Around eighteen a day on a full schedule. Running production, going home empty.The first few years your pay moves with you. There’s some room to grow. Somewhere in year three or four that usually stops. Not because you’ve stopped growing. The insurer sets the rate, and the rate sets the ceiling.This doesn’t only happen early in your career. Most experienced, specialised physios we know are still inside the same system. Better physio, same constraints. Sound familiar? Read on ;)