I'll be the first to admit it: I am picky about who I hire. I run a small outpatient physical therapy clinic in San Diego, and much of my career..
6 Ways to Get OT Research Resources After Graduating
Here is a list of 6 ways you can get your hands on some OT research resources. While a few resources are indeed membership-based, the emphasis is..
Are you considering an orthopedic physical therapy residency?
It's a big decision, and one of the best things you can do before taking the plunge..
Cardiopulmonary physical therapy is devoted to helping patients improve cardiovascular health and/or lung health. Cardiopulmonary PTs work in all..
How to Write a Physical Therapy Cover Letter
Take a look at your physical therapy cover letter. Is it boring? Does it accomplish what you want? Do you even USE one?
Writing a physical therapy..
10 Signs That Travel Nursing is for You
* Blog originally published on 3/13/17 was updated on 2/4/21Have you ever wondered if the life of a travel nurse would be the right fit for you?..
6 Awesome Tips for Your First OT Job
After one month into the game, the nerves of your first OT job will settle. There’s a lot to be nervous about when starting your first job but give..
The brachial plexus = a beast to learn.
Whether you are learning the brachial plexus for the first time or you just need a refreshing take on the..
Bomb Your PT interview in 7 Simple Steps
Physical therapists are generally a savvy bunch.
Not to fluff our collective plumage too much, but we tend to be deeply caring and compassionate,..
Have you struggled with getting an appropriately sized wheelchair for your patient? Do you know what things you should be measuring for your..
