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Daria Oller is a physical therapist at Pro-Activity specializing in treating dancers and athletes but also on-site with her employer’s clients focusing on population health. She contracted COVID-19 last March and is now living with Long COVID.
Ted Dechane is a school-based pediatric PT and also an in-patient hospital PT. He is also living with Long COVID and has been sharing his story, advocating, and educating.
Jill Mayer talks all things service learning experience and Carrie Callahan dives deep into adaptive surfing programs.
Chuck Ciccone and Tayo Akinboboye join us in a Wednesday Night Live episode.
Chuck talks APTA Oxford Debate and dives deep into history of the profession and pharmacology.
Tayo talks networking strategies as a PT student.
Dave O’Sullivan is a sports physiotherapist who worked at two world cup finals with the England Rugby League in Australia in 2017 and England Rugby Union in Japan in 2019. He has his own private practice called ProSport Physiotherapy and created The Go-To Physio mentoring physiotherapists on his unique ‘prosport’ approach advising over 550 therapists in over 25 countries around the world.
Danny Matta is an ex-Army PT turned entrepreneur and now runs a successful cash PT practice in Atlanta. Danny’s mission is to add $1 BILLION DOLLARS in annual cash services to the PT profession through his company Physical Therapy Biz.
Social Media
Twitter: @dannymattapt
IG: @dannymattapt
Website: www.physicaltherapybiz.com
Podcast: http://drdannymatta.com/the-p-t-entrepreneur-podcast/
Rachel Zoffness is a pain psychologist and professor at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine where she teaches pain education for medical residents. She is the co-president of the American Association of Pain Psychology and serves on the board of the Society of Pediatric Pain Medicine. She is an author of two books, writer for Psychology Today and is a 2021 Mayday Fellow developing integrative pain programs around the world.
This episode is part 2 of our Racism in Healthcare series. Listen now to Racism in Healthcare Part 1 discussing the reactions to JAMA’s tweet.
On Part 2, Rupal Patel, Steph Long, Mark Milligan, and Chris Barnes are physical therapists who challenge our profession, our society, and our world on racism and DEI.
Physical therapists are determined to excel in their work but Heather Jennings describes why “you” time is just as important if not more. She describes the difference between FOMO (fear of missing out) versus JIMO (joy in missing out). Joy in missing out fosters creativity and success.
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