Whether you’ve had your heart set on a career in therapy or you’re currently exploring your options, becoming a physical therapist or occupational therapist requires years of education and training. Although these two careers seem similar in nature, they have many differences in education, licensing and job duties. Discover the paths to success for careers in both physical therapy and occupational therapy with the following infographic by Progressus Therapy: Becoming A Therapist was created by Progressus Therapy Lisa Orlando is the Vice President, Marketing, Communications and Early Intervention at Progressus Therapy, a provider of employment and professional development for therapist.