The Combined Sections Meeting is heading down to the Bayou State!
I’m pumped that my home town, New Orleans, is hosting CSM this year. For one, it..
February 20, 2018
What You Need to Know About PRN OT Work
In article by Jacquelyn Smith for MSN Money, OT was listed as one of the predicted “hottest” jobs for 2016. As a new graduate looking for work, the..
February 20, 2018
How to Win Friends and Influence PTs at CSM 2018
The Combined Sections Meeting starts in a few days! Do you find yourself worrying about what it’s going to be like in The Big Easy surrounded by..
February 15, 2018
How to Handle Multiple Acceptances
On pre-physical therapy Facebook groups and message boards all over the Internet, there is one question asked repeatedly this time of year. The..
February 14, 2018
11 Reasons to Marry an Occupational Therapist
Last year we released “5 Reasons to Date an Occupational Therapist,” because let’s face it: occupational therapists make great partners. Yep, we..
February 14, 2018
The Ultimate Guide to Pro Bono Physical Therapy
“I know that we will be the sufferers if we let great wrongs occur without exerting ourselves to correct them.” — Eleanor Roosevelt
This quote..
February 13, 2018
Treating MLB Players: Rehab for MLB Athlete Injuries
Major League Baseball Injuries: Part II
In my recent article, I discussed three injuries that are common in the Major League Baseball athlete..
February 6, 2018
Return to Running With Confidence
What do you use for your return to running criteria? When physical therapists think about return to running, oftentimes strength, ROM, and motor..
February 6, 2018
The Good and Bad of OT In Acute Inpatient Rehab
So you’re thinking about becoming an acute inpatient rehab OT?
Newly graduated, in the midst of studying for the NBCOT, and on the pursuit of..
Hey there, soon-to-be SLP! We've put together a guide of the need-to-know info for graduating and starting your career as a Speech Language..
