Is Imposter Syndrome Holding You Back?
As a rehab therapist, you’ve gotten used to talking and having people listen to you. It feels good to be a professional in your …
As a rehab therapist, you’ve gotten used to talking and having people listen to you. It feels good to be a professional in your …
At first glance, you might not see a lot of similarities between tech sales (aka SaaS sales) and rehab. If you’re a PT, OT, …
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Let’s face it: physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology are extremely demanding jobs. You’re up in patients’ faces, day in and day out. …
If you’re looking for a physical therapy side hustle, you’re far from alone. With reimbursements plummeting, school debt climbing, and COVID-19 shaking up the …
Just a few years ago, you’d be hard-pressed to find any non-clinical coursework that could be used toward your continuing education units (CEUs). However, …
The idea of physical therapists leaving clinical care by choice used to be practically unheard of. Sure, you could leave to raise a family …
Today’s post is written by Crystal Bray, a health content writer and non-clinical SLP. She shares some great non-clinical and alternatives for speech-language pathologists! …
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This week’s article is a guest contribution written by my friend Laura Latimer, MOT, owner of Nomadicare! Laura shares her key takeaways from years …
Travel Physical Therapy (PT) – What You Need to Know Read More »
Today’s article is a guest post that discusses how to manage outpatient PT burnout. Super excited to share this one, and eager to know …
The US military reserve (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard) is a great option for those who want to serve their country …