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From the archives of the Pre-PTs Talking PT
Three years ago Colin SPT (now DPT) shares:
A previous rehab director transitioned to receiving her OCS, and shares stories of her experiences with Zach and I.
Tribal Enrollment
Benefits of working for a tribe
Working with a patient that does not want to be in PT (Zach)
Power of communication (Bluntness with Zach)
Orthopedic Clinical Specialist Talking Orthopedics
Variety of experience in tribal settings
IPTN - pillars - elevate communities and stufents
Communicate with Students: K-College
Healthcare professionals - association of American Indian physicians
National level - 1 hour CEU APTA - CSM presentation and State Level of connection
PT excellence for indigenous communities
Staying after in clinic to collaborate
Retake classes and get a high GPA
Psychology/communication is important
Get to know your patient; use patient-friendly language
Starting as a new grad in a new clinic
Natalie Weeks-O'Neal shares her amazing story and brilliant ideas regarding the profession and school!
Importance of Community Service
Lower-income upbringing
Exposure to PT settings - Tribal communities
Have to want education - not sustainable in the U.S.
CSM - Australian PT coming soon to the Indigenous PT Network (IPTN) in collaboration
Leadership for Indian Healthcare
Situational stand points from the PT student and the newly licensed PT. This is where we are now, clearing the air on some of the hurdles we face and how we keep moving forward.
Gahfora is a NP that was providing care for a year after graduating in an underserved area at the time of the recording (2020). Listen to Gahfora's amazing story and philosophy of how primary care is viewed through her lens as a PCP.
Primary care and daily experiences
Diabetes, hypertension management, and preventative medicine
Building Rapport
Language barriers and providing optimal care
Educating patients to make lifestyle changes
Providing primary care for the underserved communities
Solo Nurse Practitioner as a new grad
Collaborating with experienced team members as a primary care provider
Accelerated RN to NP
Self compassion
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Starting work as a New Graduate Physical Therapist can be daunting, but so is undergrad and PT school. Listen to Rie Osaka PT, DPT talk about her powerful and inspiring journey.
Starting as a new Grad PT
Interviewing analogy
Amazing Origin Story
Misdiagnosing and consequences of providing poor attention to all patients, especially for those with English as a Second Language
Challenges of Undergrad as a Pre-PT
PT School experiences
Positive Self-Talk
Finding the right PT school
Studying for boards before the whole cohort DPT class
Progressing the profession
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rie-osaka-753b2078
Show credit to Zach Olson for providing questions to ask a new graduate physical therapist and picking up an extra shift at work at the time this episode was recorded.
Song credit: Introduction and Rondo capriccioso in A Minor, Op. 28
Performed by Antoni Wit, Dong-Suk Kang, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Written by
Camille Saint-Saëns
Joey Fonseca DPT was a travel PT during the COVID-19 pandemic at three different SNFs. This episode is from the archives prior to PT school from the original host of the Pre-PTs Talking PT. You get to hear the change in communication from before PT school to now as a new grad.
New graduate gets interviewed by the new co-host Zach Olson.
The podcast currently has 22 episodes available.