By AOPT
The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.
Join leading physical therapists as they explore the crucial role of Primary Care PT in enhancing patient outcomes and expanding practice opportunities. This insightful discussion covers key topics such as the rise of differential diagnosis questions on board exams, the petition for specialty recognition, and how PTs can thrive in settings like urgent care and the VA. Stay updated on essential resources, including APTA courses and the VA's implementation guide, while learning how to lead in primary care. This video is perfect for PTs eager to elevate their practice!
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, healthcare administrators, primary care providers, military healthcare professionals, educators in physical therapy, students in physical therapy programs, rehabilitation specialists, urgent care practitioners, occupational therapists, physical therapy associations, and medical professionals interested in primary care.
Greetings, aspiring orthopedic clinical specialists! In this video, we look into a detailed temporomandibular joint (TMJ) scenario involving a 27-year-old college student with right-sided jaw pain. This case study will help you understand how to interpret patient demographics, evaluate physical examination findings, and differentiate between potential TMJ diagnoses. We will discuss appropriate assessment techniques, clinical reasoning, and effective intervention strategies essential for the OCS exam. Join us as we break down this scenario to help you excel in your OCS exam preparation!
Key Points:
TMJ case scenario analysis
Clinical reasoning for the OCS exam
Interpretation of patient demographics
Physical examination findings
Differential diagnosis
Appropriate assessment techniques
Effective rehabilitation strategies
In this episode, we discuss what it takes to prepare for the Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) exam, and how it can impact your practice? Boston-based PT, Ali Torrence shares her journey to earning her OCS and the immediate changes she noticed in her clinical work. From navigating doubts to balancing a full-time schedule, Ali talks about the resources she used and how she made time to study each week. She offers advice on building endurance for the exam and handling tricky multiple-choice questions. Ali also reflects on how the knowledge gained during her preparation helped her confidently apply new strategies to her patients, who were quick to notice the positive changes in her care. If you're planning to take the OCS or want to know how specialization can elevate your career as a PT, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
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Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, PT Students, Orthopedic Specialists, Recent Graduates, Healthcare Professionals, Rehabilitation Specialists, Mentors in PT, Continuing Education Seekers, Physical Therapy Educators, Clinic Owners, Career Changers, & Individuals Considering the OCS Exam
We dive deep into the world of Physical Therapist Assistants (PTAs) and their evolving role within the orthopedic community. Albert Wong, a seasoned PTA from Florida, shares his journey and the crucial steps PTAs can take to become more engaged, find leadership opportunities, and make a meaningful impact in patient care.
00:00 - Introduction
01:30 - Albert Wong’s Superhero Backstory as a PTA
04:45 - The Role of Engagement Groups in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
08:00 - Overcoming Barriers: Finding Resources and Connecting with the Community
10:20 - Pathways to Leadership for PTAs
12:45 - How PT and PTA Collaboration Improves Patient Outcomes
15:10 - Steps for PTAs to Get Involved in the APTA
Key Takeaways:
Discover the importance of finding a “home” within the orthopedic community through specialized engagement groups.
Learn how to overcome the barriers PTAs face in connecting with resources and peers.
Explore the pathways to leadership within the APTA and how PTAs can influence the profession.
Understand the powerful collaboration between PTs and PTAs that enhances patient outcomes in orthopedic settings.
Get actionable tips on how to start your journey towards greater involvement in the APTA's mission and vision.
In this episode of the PASIG Practice Pearls podcast, host Isabella Scangamor, PT, DPT, chats with experts Laurel Daniels Abbruzzese, PT, EdD, FNAP from Columbia University, and Monique DeLuca, PT, DPT, OCS, and Andrea George, DPT, from Johns Hopkins Hospital about Performing Arts Physical Therapy Fellowships. PTs will gain insights into how these fellowships are structured, what differentiates each program, and how they can prepare for specialized roles in performing arts medicine. Tune in to discover the unique opportunities and resources offered by these fellowships and how they can help advance your career in this specialized field.
In this episode of the PASIG Practice Pearls podcast, host Isabella Scangamor dives into the world of performing arts physical therapy fellowships with a panel of experts: Patti Cavaleri, PT, DPT; Dr. Sarah Edery-Altas, PT, DPT; Mark Hunter-Hall, PT, MPT, CSCS; Tiffany Marulli, PT, DPT, PhD; and Dr. Claire Plummer Such, PT, DPT. Featuring insights from the Harkness Center for Dance Injuries and The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, the discussion highlights the distinctions among various fellowship programs, including their focus areas, costs, and institutional support. The episode also explores what is expected of fellows, underscoring the advanced specialization required for treating performing artists and the personalized nature of fellowship training.
Hello, aspiring Orthopedic Clinical Specialists! In this video, we thoroughly review a lumbar spine scenario involving a 72-year-old female patient who sustained a traumatic injury. Join us as we break down the critical clinical reasoning, patient case analysis, and practical tips essential for the OCS exam. Learn to interpret patient demographics, understand the importance of physical examination findings, and differentiate between diagnoses. We also cover the management of vertebral fractures, appropriate imaging choices, and the implementation of effective rehabilitation strategies. Don't miss these crucial insights to help you excel in your OCS exam!
Key Points:
Lumbar spine injury scenario analysis
Clinical reasoning for the OCS exam
Interpretation of patient demographics
Physical examination findings
Management of vertebral fractures
Appropriate imaging choices
Effective rehabilitation strategies
Nancy Durban: Expert in Orthopedic Physical Therapy and Pain Management. Nancy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, offering a unique perspective on how to effectively manage pain beyond just focusing on tissue.
On this episode of Orthostatic, host Jimmy sits down with Dr. Nancy Durban, a leading expert in pediatric physical therapy. With over 16 years at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, Nancy specializes in treating young patients with musculoskeletal pain. In this conversation, we dive into the complex nature of pain, the biopsychosocial model, and how psychological and social factors influence pain perception. Nancy shares valuable insights into pain management and how a holistic approach can improve outcomes for children dealing with pain.
Target Audience: Healthcare professionals, physical therapists, pediatricians, and anyone interested in the treatment and management of pediatric pain.
Hello, aspiring Orthopedic Clinical Specialists! In this video, we delve into a comprehensive knee injury scenario involving a 14-year-old female patient who suffered a traumatic knee injury. Join us as we break down the essential clinical reasoning, patient case analysis, and practical tips vital for the OCS exam. Learn to interpret patient demographics, understand the significance of physical examination findings, and differentiate between diagnoses. We also cover the management of ACL reconstruction and meniscus repair, appropriate imaging choices, and the implementation of effective rehabilitation strategies. Don't miss these critical insights to help you succeed in your OCS exam!
Key Points:
Knee injury scenario analysis
Clinical reasoning for the OCS exam
Interpretation of patient demographics
Physical examination findings
Management of ACL reconstruction
Meniscus repair rehabilitation
Appropriate imaging choices
Effective rehabilitation strategies
The podcast currently has 65 episodes available.