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I was at a conference and one of the questions we discussed was: "What were the things that unlocked your career?" Here are some things I thought about.
1) 500 hours of continuing education in my first 5 years.
That was a game-changer for me. I learned so much, but more...
Recently, I had a discussion with another University of Evansville faculty member about how much information I share through articles, videos, and social media. There's one reason I do that . . . I'm so passionate about what I do.
I don't know how to say this without it coming off as a humble brag or even just an outright brag. But I need to tell you something because I think there are some good lessons I learned from it and I want to share them with you.
I won the Berger Faculty Scholarship Award from the University of...
I am wrong clinically a lot! I just try not to stay there very long. The only way I can do this is by having a system in place around me that directs me to impairments that affect movement and then have an immediate test/retest.
For me, that is using the Functional Movement Systems: Selective...
Comprehensive Guide to Knowing Physical Therapist Salary
The problem with trying to figure out what your salary should be as a physical therapist is that very few sources give you your salary information based on years of experience, setting, and geographic location ALL at the same...
