2015 Study Examines Whether Physical Therapy as the First Option for Lower Back Pain Saves Healthcare Costs
Lower back pain affects roughly one out of every 4 Americans with chronic and debilitating consequences. The American Academy of...
A Passion for Geriatric Care Interview with Danielle Gebben, COTA
A Passion for Geriatric Care While doing her fieldwork rotation with geriatric care, Danielle Gebben, COTA, had a strong feeling...
December: “It’s the most wonderful time…. to find a new job!”
If you think December is a time to take a break from your job search, you may want to think...
Will Travel Therapy Help my Chances at Promotion?
Some therapists wonder what impact their travel therapist work experience will have on their future promotion options. They may fear...
Physical Therapist Christmas Wish
Share with us what YOU would include in the “Top 10 Gifts for a Physical Therapist by leaving a comment...
Working as a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) with Neurological Disorders
Working in Multiple Settings After college, Libby DeMull knew that she wanted to work as a speech language pathologist with...
Health Coaching: My Goal or the Patient’s Goal?
How often do we, as physical therapists, struggle with patients following through on their written home exercise goal program? On...
Should New Grads Work as Travel Therapists?
Last year I spent some time skiing in Revelstoke, British Columbia with a good buddy of mine, a fellow therapist...
Spotlight on Travel Therapy: Making your dreams come true! Justin Johnson, PT
Go West, Young Man! Justin Johnson originally started as a travel physical therapist so that he could move out West...
Skilled Nursing Facilities Setting Interview – Scott Balahoski, PTA, DR
Falling in love with the Skilled Nursing Facility Setting After graduating as a Physical Therapy Assistant, Scott Balahoski began his...