Keri Ammons, Director of Talent Acquisition at ATI PT. In today's episode, we're going to talk about the key factors that every physical therapist should consider when looking for a new job. Keri explains that finding a place where you can grow with the company is essential. Look for a…
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Where did the amazingly funny and relatable Instagram page that has THOUSANDS of followers come from? Physical Therapists with Anxiety Unite with @DPTs_with_Anxiety https://www.instagram.com/dpts_with_anxiety/
In this engaging episode, we dive deep into the world of mental health with Kay Mastrocola, a Physical Therapist who's using social media memes to break the stigma surrounding anxiety. Learn how Kay's unique blend of humor and vulnerability is resonating with her audience and creating a supportive environment within…
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We dig into an insightful blog post by Seth Godin, "Fear the Rot". In today's world, we are constantly bombarded by news of impending crises, whether it be in the form of natural disasters, financial meltdowns, or political upheavals. However, as Seth highlights, it is the gradual decay and rot…
In this video, I'll be sharing with you the secret business mistake that's costing you money and impacting your bottom line. If you want to make your business work, you need to know about this mistake and how to avoid it. Watch this video and learn about the business mistake…
Calculating heart rate on ECG is a must-know skill for NPTE prep, ICU rotations, and cardiopulmonary PT practice. In this episode, Dr. Rachel Barisi breaks down all four ECG rate calculation methods — including the 1500 rule, 300 rule, mantra method, and 6-second strip — so you know exactly when…
In this episode, the host of PTA+ Katie Sutton sits down with Chris Junkins, co-owner of Dosher Physical Therapy Associates in upstate South Carolina, to hear his inspiring story of breaking through barriers and achieving success in his field. As a PTA clinician and ATC/L, Chris works with athletes and…
Angina isn’t just chest pain. For physical therapists and PT students preparing for the NPTE, recognizing cardiac-related symptoms is critical for patient safety and clinical decision-making. In this episode of the MPT Studycast, Dr. Rachele Burriesci explains the pathophysiology of angina, how atherosclerosis leads to coronary artery disease, and why…
@rehabhqofficial gives us her thoughts on our crazy idea of becoming the barstool sports of #physicaltherapy
