Client-centered treatment is the essence of occupational therapy.
Our foundations of occupational therapy are focused on the patient's goals and..
December 9, 2015
Physical Therapists, if You Hate Research, Read This
If you asked PT students to name their least favorite class in school, I imagine the following classes would be the most common responses: ethics;..
December 2, 2015
Physical Therapy Websites, Blogs, Podcasts and Everything In-Between
Based on the popularity of the Twitter list post, we at NewGrad decided to follow up with a list for the other physical therapy websites, blogs,..
November 30, 2015
5 Clinical Lessons You Need to Know
Unfortunately, my time in New York City is coming to an end. I’ve spent over 8 years here and I've enjoyed the buzz, the people, the music, and the..
September 16, 2015
3 Ways to Be a Better Physical Therapist Today
We all want to help people, and become better physical therapists. We go to conferences, talk to other physical therapists, go to continue..
September 3, 2015
Pediatric Physical Therapy Series: Volume 2
Jen Salas is back for Volume 2 of the NGPT Pediatric Physical Therapy series! Today's volume covers prepping for that first peds job, continuing..
August 10, 2015
6 Ways to Slash Patient No Show Rates
These days in outpatient physical therapy, timeliness is important. With some clinics scheduling patients every 15 to 30 minutes, every moment..
August 1, 2015
Rotator Cuff Strengthening for Rock Climbers
Rock climbing is quickly gaining traction as a mainstream sport in the US, with new climbing gyms making the sport more accessible than ever. Once..
July 14, 2015
10 Tips for Home Health Physical Therapists
Home health physical therapy is as rewarding as it is challenging. Treating patients in their own homes allows PTs to provide extremely functional..
June 29, 2015
What is Productivity and Why Does it Matter for PTs?
When graduating from PT school and starting your job search, should productivity levels matter? What makes up productivity, and how does it affect..
