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Thoughts and musings related to the art and practice of physical therapy from the perspective of two OCS trained travel physical therapists. Thoughts and musings related to the art and practice of physical therapy.
When the options are endless it can be difficult to choose where to go next! Don’t get overwhelmed. We have just the job selection tips for you! Job Selection Location, Location, Location As any realtor will tell you, its all about location. The same goes for job selection. When selecting your next job, it...
We have been asked numerous times about how we go about negotiating contracts. How we have been able to land salaries 13-30% higher than the initial offers. In order to properly address this topic we are going to do a three part series. The reason for this is straight forward. There is no magic...
We have been asked numerous times about how we go about negotiating contracts. How we have been able to land salaries 13-30% higher than the initial offers. In order to properly address this topic we are going to do a three-part series. The reason for this is straight forward. There is no magic to...
We have been asked numerous times about how we go about negotiating contracts. How we have been able to land salaries 13-30% higher than the initial offers. In order to properly address this topic we are going to do a three part series. The reason for this is straight forward. There is no magic...
The Many Hats of Home Health In a prior article (found here) I describe 3 enormous reasons why home health is the ideal setting for any clinician. This article will go a bit more in depth into the good, bad, ugly, and disgusting aspects of the setting my wife and I have grown to love....
Home Sweet Home Health For years the home health therapist has been getting a bad wrap. Working solo much of the time a clinician can go about their day largely unseen. Subsequently there is little perceived oversight, presumably leading to complacency and poor clinical decision making. The image of a home health therapist that...
Within the current structure of our wonderful healthcare system, reports of physicians and other “gate-keepers” spending a mere 8-10 minutes with a patient is increasingly common. Our wonderful profession prides itself on the quantity of one-on-one time we have with our patients. In this abundance clinicians are often wallowing through this gluttonous amount face time...
This article is about “the death of seated exercises” just as much as it is the fact that Home Health patients are “seated exercising to death.” I must apologize in advance, but this is a topic I am quite adamant about and will hopefully offend a few of you into feeling repentant about your seated exercising...
