Pt Pintcast

We dive deep into the art and science of effective communication, particularly focusing on how to make complex scientific concepts resonate with a broader audience. Our exploration centers on transformative strategies that can bridge the gap between dense scientific research and its impactful presentation to the public. Through engaging discussions and expert insights, we illuminate the path from the intricacies of research to the clarity of understanding, all while keeping you hooked with compelling storytelling techniques.Episode Highlights:[00:25] Unlocking the Power of Intensity in Communication: Learn how the right mix of intensity can turn your message from a whisper to a roar, capturing and retaining your audience's attention.[00:26] Mastering the FITT-VP Principle: An in-depth look at how Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type, Volume, and Progression can be your allies in making your scientific communication stand out.[00:33] Crafting a Compelling Narrative: Discover the secret sauce of storytelling in sci

We get into the art of communication and storytelling in healthcare, highlighting its critical role in enhancing patient care and the dissemination of research findings. Our discussion traverses the journey from the Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) back to practical application in clinics and research institutions, reflecting on personal anecdotes and the transformative power of sharing knowledge effectively. We explore the challenges faced by healthcare professionals in engaging audiences and strategies to overcome these barriers, ensuring that vital research not only reaches but resonates with its intended audience. Key takeaways include the importance of multi-platform communication, the impact of storytelling on patient engagement, and actionable tips for healthcare professionals looking to amplify their message and influence. Join us as we unpack the tools and tactics for bridging the gap between research and practice, fostering a community where informed, evidence-based care is the norm.

Learn about the evolving landscape of physical therapy, focusing on the strategic shift from traditional brick-and-mortar practices to the dynamic world of mobile therapy. Our guest experts, including a seasoned physical therapist with a revolutionary approach to patient care, discuss the financial, operational, and clinical implications of mobile versus stationary practices.Key Learning Points:Understanding the Financial Dynamics: Insights into cost management and revenue generation in mobile therapy versus traditional practices.Strategic Marketing for PTs: Effective patient acquisition strategies for mobile therapists, including leveraging digital platforms and direct community engagement.Operational Insights: The logistical advantages and challenges of running a mobile therapy business, from scheduling to geographic considerations.Clinical Impact: How mobile therapy can enhance patient experience, accessibility, and outcomes.Actionable Advice:Consider the balance between the costs of traditional practice o

Meet Heidi Cheerman, a dynamo in the field of physical therapy who's mastered the art of juggling roles as a DPT Professor, Assistant Dean for Interprofessional Education, and practicing clinician. In this episode, Heidi shares her insights on work-life balance, the exciting world of Extended Reality (XR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in DPT education, and the courage to change career paths within PT. Get ready to be inspired by her unique blend of expertise, innovation, and personal anecdotes that include giving birth in an unforgettable scenario!Episode Highlights:Mastering Work-Life Balance: Heidi dives into essential strategies for avoiding burnout, learning to say no, and making time for oneself. Discover how to recognize when you're stretched too thin and the coping strategies that work.XR and VR in DPT Education: Explore the cutting-edge use of Extended Reality and Virtual Reality in physical therapy education and practice. Heidi discusses how these technologies are integrated with interprofessional educati

Dr. Winston Kennedy, an Assistant Professor, researcher, clinician, and public health advocate based at Northeastern University. This episode sheds light on the crucial role of physical therapy in public health, social justice in healthcare, and disability advocacy, guided by Dr. Kennedy's expertise and his unique approach to tackling societal issues with a team mindset, reminiscent of his days as a collegiate athlete.Episode Highlights:Public Health and Physical Therapy: Explore the intersection of physical therapy and public health, understanding its significance and how PTs can contribute to broader health initiatives.Social Justice in Healthcare: Delve into the disparities in health and quality of care, discussing the importance of social justice in health professional education and how it shapes patient care and community health.Advocacy for Disability Rights: Listen to Dr. Kennedy's personal journey into disability advocacy, what advocacy entails, and how individuals can engage and make a difference in

Adam Thomas, an Associate Clinical Professor at Northeastern University, who also serves as a physical therapist for collegiate athletics and professional rugby with The New England Free Jacks. With a rich background spanning from major league baseball to stand-up comedy, Adam shares his unique experiences and insights into the convergence of sports medicine and personal passions.Episode Highlights:From the Diamond to the Stage: Adam recounts his dynamic journey through the realms of professional sports therapy with teams like the Red Sox and the Cubs, to lighting up the stage with stand-up comedy.The Life of a Sports PT: Delve into the day-to-day responsibilities and challenges of working as a physical therapist in high-stakes sports environments, including professional lacrosse and rugby.Bridging Passions and Profession: Learn how Adam balances his clinical expertise with his role as an educator, shaping the next generation of PT professionals at Northeastern University.Comedy and Care: Discover how humor p

We navigate through the multifaceted landscape of physical therapy, from the nuances of scientific communication, and the stress of considering if or how to sell your practice, to the ethical dilemmas posed by misleading marketing practices in the health and fitness industry. OTony Maritato and Dave Kittle, dissect the implications of using professional titles in marketing and explore strategies for PTs to advocate effectively for their profession. This episode not only illuminates the challenges PTs face but also provides actionable insights for overcoming these hurdles and advancing the profession.Key Learning Points:The importance of effective science communication in physical therapy and beyond.Ethical considerations in marketing practices within the health and fitness industry.Strategies for advocacy and protection of professional titles and scopes of practice.The power of collective action in influencing policy, public opinion, and corporate practices.Actionable Advice:Engage in continuous learning and

Dive into an inspiring discussion with Kayla Roche, Clinic Director at ATI PT and a passionate physical therapist, who shares her journey from being a student to opening and managing a brand-new clinic. This episode is packed with insights on navigating the PT world, achieving work/life balance, and the importance of continuing education in the physical therapy field.Episode Highlights:Path to PT Leadership: Kayla talks about her ascent within the physical therapy world, from her initial steps as a student to becoming a clinic director. She outlines the challenges and milestones of opening a new clinic and how she shaped its development and management.Work/Life Balance: Explore the autonomy and flexibility of outpatient physical therapy, from scheduling to stress management strategies. Kayla shares her personal approach to balancing professional responsibilities with personal time, including her use of PTO and "Be Well" time.Continuing Education: Delving into the evolution of continuing education within ATI P

Luke Brisbin, an Assistant Clinical Professor and Outpatient Physical Therapist, as we explore the dynamic world of physical therapy education and practice. From his early days in clinical work to making significant strides in academia at Northeastern University, Luke shares his unique path and the innovative approaches to anatomy education that are shaping the future of physical therapy.Episode Highlights:Luke's Professional Evolution: Discover how Luke transitioned from being a clinician to an esteemed Assistant Clinical Professor at Northeastern University, detailing his journey from early clinical practice to his current role in academia.Innovations in Anatomy Education: Delve into the changing landscape of medical anatomy education, with insights on the challenges and advances in teaching resources. Luke discusses finding the perfect blend between traditional methods and cutting-edge technology to enhance learning.Northeastern University's Impact: Learn about the exciting developments at Northeastern's

We'll explore the complex emotion of grief and its various stages, including acceptance, denial, depression, anger, and bargaining.Also, we cry. Often.Whether you're experiencing grief yourself or supporting someone who is, understanding these stages can help you navigate through the process and reach a place of healing. 

You studied for years, and took and PASSED THE NPTE!NOW WHAT?!We break down the steps you might want to think about AFTER the NPTE.

We dive into the multifaceted career journey of Michael Derry, a physical therapist who has transitioned from traditional practice to pioneering a mobile practice and YouTube channel. Michael shares his story, from his unique introduction to physical therapy without prior injury to the challenges and victories of establishing his practice. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for physical therapists at any stage of their career.Key Learning Points:The importance of relationship building in physical therapy and how it can shape your career path.Strategies for navigating the financial and personal challenges of starting a mobile PT practice.The significance of mentorship, continuous learning, and certification in advancing one's PT career.How to balance professional aspirations with personal life, especially when making significant career decisions.Actionable Advice:Consider the broad spectrum of opportunities within the physical therapy field, including non-traditional roles and entrepreneurial venture

We look at the often-overlooked realm of soft skills in physical therapy and how they are pivotal in enhancing patient care and outcomes. Joining us is guest expert Mike, a seasoned physical therapist with a passion for integrating psychological principles into clinical practice.Summary:This episode sheds light on the critical role of empathy, communication, and patient engagement in physical therapy. We explore how these soft skills complement clinical expertise to foster a therapeutic alliance, enhance patient adherence, and drive positive health outcomes.Key Learning Points:The distinction between empathy and sympathy in patient care and why empathy reigns supreme.Strategies for effective patient communication that fosters trust and cooperation.The concept of dual tasking as a constraint in learning and its application in therapy for improved patient engagement and outcomes.The importance of listening and personal connection in developing a successful therapeutic relationship.Actionable Advice:Implement du

We learn more from mistakes and failures than we do from learning. That's what we believe.Rebekah, Jimmy, and Elise share two BIG failures in their lives and what they got out of them to help them avoid failure and achieve success in the future.

This Breakfast Club PT Livestream went deep into personal branding for healthcare providers and business owners:WHY you should do it (you're doing it now, whether you know it or not...)HOW you can do itWHEN you should do it (now, now, I said now!)Jimmy is joined by Dave Kittle and Tony Maritato

n this insightful episode, we dive deep into the concepts of delegation, mindset, and personal development in the context of business growth. Our hosts engage in a candid discussion about the importance of focusing on strengths, outsourcing tasks like bookkeeping, and the psychological aspects of handling business and personal growth. They share personal stories and insights on overcoming fears and embracing change.Key Discussion Points:The psychological shift from saying "sorry" to expressing gratitude.The impact of outsourcing tasks like bookkeeping on personal and business growth.The importance of focusing on what you're good at and delegating the rest.Overcoming mental barriers and the value of investing in professional help.The distinction between working 'in' your business and working 'on' your business.Valuable Takeaways:How to identify and lean into your strengths in business.Understanding the psychological aspects of business management.Practical tips for effective delegation and outsourcing.

In this enlightening episode of PT Pintcast, we dive into the world of physical therapy education with our guest, F. Scott. A senior learning and development specialist, F. Scott shares insights on educating educators, developing as a master communicator, and leveraging PT skills for broader impacts in and out of the clinic.Key Learning Points:The importance of effective communication in teaching.How to utilize an EdD for advancing PT education.Strategies for balancing teaching and clinical practice.Exploring avenues for PTs to manage student debt and increase earning potential.Actionable Advice:Focus on continuous learning and skill development.Identify and pursue your professional 'North Star' for career fulfillment.Understand and embrace the business aspects of healthcare.Guest Expertise:F. Scott, EdD, Senior Learning and Development Specialist, shares his journey from PT clinician to educator of educators, emphasizing the intersection of teaching, learning, and PT practice.

This episode features Alex, a seasoned physical therapist and craft beer enthusiast, who brings a decade of private practice expertise to discuss thriving in insurance-based PT practice. The conversation revolves around making healthcare accessible and navigating the challenges of insurance-based systems.Key Learning Points:Differentiating between value and cost in PT services.Strategies for aligning patient care priorities within insurance constraints.Insights into patient and insurer relationship dynamics.The importance of therapist-patient rapport over insurance policies.Creative approaches to sustain a PT practice financially while maintaining quality care.Actionable Advice:Focus on direct patient care and building relationships.Understand your clinic's key performance indicators to make informed decisions.Embrace the challenges of insurance systems and use them as opportunities for innovation.Guest Expertise:Alex, founder of Resolute Physical Therapy in Denver, shares his journey and strategies in manag

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