In this episode, we talk with Emma Shapiro DPT, a practicing PT who has a great story about transitioning into travel therapy and runs a successful business talking about how to escape the burden of PT student loan debt.

Dr. Michael Masaracchio is a highly skilled PT who has taken the path to become a PT educator.  Dr. Masaracchio currently teaches as an associate professor at Long Island University.  In this episode, we talk about his journey from clinician to educator.

Katelyn Proctor is an innovative entrepreneur who has built a fantastic resource for students preparing for the Canadian PCE (analogous to the NPTE).  In this episode, we talk about the entrepreneur journey that has led her from clinical work into a leadership role in preparing students for the PCE.  Enjoy!

Donna Lampke is a seasoned veteran to the field of resume writing.  As a practicing PT, Donna is involved in a project designed to help PT's (and other healthcare practitioners) craft an ideal resume.  Armed with a good resume, PT's can seek career fields and opportunities that would otherwise be unavailable.  In this episode, we explore how PT's can use their expertise to land the ideal job.

TaVona Denise shares her varied experience in the world of PT, starting as a new grad in a high-volume clinic and eventually starting her own PT contracting business to create her ideal career setting.  In this episode, TaVona talks about her journey and gives suggestions for how PT's can avoid burnout and make more out of their career.

Being a travel therapist is becoming more and more popular these days.  In this episode with Neil Sauter DPT and Tom Juberian DPT talk about how Aspen Medical Staffing can help new grads and seasoned therapists push the reset button on their career tracks and take advantage of the benefits of being a travel therapist.

Darin Dransfield PT was my first boss and a great mentor to me as a young physical therapist.  In this episode, we talk about his career development as he went from staff PT to hospital CEO and what steps he took along the way.

Chanda Jothen DPT is the founder and creator of PinkOatmeal.com, an excellent resource for pediatric therapists, parents, and educators of young children.

In this episode, we explore her journey as a physical therapist starting a side hustle that has now become a full-time gig that she can work from home.

Elizabeth Willison is a prime example of how entrepreneurship and sticktoitiveness have led to an engaging career in education.  We talk about her journey right out of school into her own practice that eventually paved the way to become an educator.

Keith is a guy who understands what it's like to be a "square peg in a round hole."  In this episode, we talk about his journey out of the high-volume clinic into a world of product development and entrepreneurial ventures.