Practice Leadership

Dr. Joseph Signorino joins us on the EIM Clinical Podcast! Joe, Jeff, and John discuss some insights on the way Joe is developing his students in his program, what he’s currently doing clinically, thoughts on persistent pain, and clinical reasoning and the value of receiving critical feedback. Dr. Signorino is an assistant clinical professor in … Continued

We are joined, this week on the EIM Clinical Podcast, by Dr. Casey Unverzagt. Casey is an Assistant Professor and the Director of Admissions for Baylor University’s DPT program. He works as a staff physical therapist at Wise Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine in Slippery Rock, PA. He also currently teaches for Scorebuilders and Evidence … Continued

What is the greatest risk that you will ever take?   Listening.   Listening has so many benefits from enjoying music, laughter, and birds chirping to discerning one’s perspective and meaning to being open to your own perspective and beliefs possibly changing. Listening can help us to save time and money. It can help us … Continued

We welcome back Matt Condon, CEO of Bardavon Health Innovations, back to the EIM Clinical Podcast. Matt joined us last year on episode 33 to discuss how Bardavon is helping to shift the payment environment from “fee for service” to more of a “fee for performance.” Bardavon’s goal is to fuel the evolution of the … Continued

We know how important it is to take care of ourselves (self-care), but what about when it goes as far as becoming self-criticism? That’s obviously not healthy for any of us. Extremes are bad. Not taking care of yourself is as bad as going too far, trying to live up to some unrealistic expectation with … Continued

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Stephanie Pascoe to the EIM Clinical Podcast. Stephanie is a physical therapist, involved, not only with her patients, but also with the educational side of entry-level, post-professional, residency and fellowships. She’s involved with Evidence In Motion, working in a number of crucial roles. Stephanie is also a working … Continued

We’re continuing our discussion from last week on how not to give someone advice. I think we’ve learned one HUGE thing: Don’t give others advice. Unless they come to you and ask for it, of course. Last week, we learned all about the reasons why not to give someone else advice (and the understanding of … Continued

You may already know the name Chris Hinze and associate it with biking to work or even walking to the grocery store as Chris’s mission is to get people utilizing “active transportation.” He’s doing everything in his power to encourage his community to move as much as possible throughout the day. Dr. Hinze also helps … Continued

As promised, here’s the episode we talked about last week: how NOT to give someone advice. Wow, this is a tough scenario for many of us, whether being an advice giver or recipient of someone else’s advice. It’s easy for us to say – “I’ve got the solution!” But rarely does that ever end well. … Continued

Would you ever consider changing your practice in response to emerging data, experiences had, and things learned? Do you want your practice to continue to get better and better, rather than just “be ok because it’s the way we’ve always done it”? We welcome Dr. Ernie Gamble to the EIM Clinical Podcast! Dr. Gamble is … Continued