How to Succeed During Your First Year As a Physical Therapist
Physical therapy school is over, and you are now in your first year as a physical therapist. There is no...
Happy Physical Therapy Month: 5 Ways to Celebrate at Your Practice
October is National Physical Therapy Month. The intent is to raise awareness regarding the benefits of physical therapy. The American...
The Importance of Maintaining Work-Life Balance in Health Care and 5 Tips on How to Achieve It
Work-life balance is all about disconnecting your personal and professional life. Both are important, so do not neglect either one....
Important Qualities to Look for When Hiring a Physical Therapist
Physical therapists help restore function, improve mobility, and relieve pain in patients suffering from diseases that limit physical motion. They...
Studying for the National Physical Therapy Exam? Check Out These Five Review Resources
If your ambition is to become a physical therapist, you know that the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE) is part...
Staying Virtual: Five Top Software Programs for Remote Physical Therapy
Home exercise programs improve patient outcomes. Now that reimbursement is shifting toward rewarding results and the COVID-19 pandemic is changing...
10 Tips to Help You Land a Great Allied Health Position
As an allied health professional, finding a position that will advance your professional goals while meeting your personal needs can...
Should Your Physical Therapy Practice Go Cash-Based? What You Need to Consider!
Are you exasperated with health insurance companies? If the reimbursement process and claims appeals are frustrating you and your physical...
6 Back to School Tips to Help School Speech Pathologists Prepare
A school-based speech-language pathology career can be stressful and complicated. It is particularly hectic when a new school year begins....
Don’t Just Retain Patients: 6 Tips for Retaining PT Employees
To establish a successful physical therapy practice, it is essential that you attract, hire and retain top talent. When you...