This is the last episode of PT Podcast for a little while. This episode is my interview with Chris Wilson, a member of APTA's Innovation Summit. We discuss his time in the US Air Force and some ideas regarding the role of physical therapy in the changing healthcare landscape.

Episode #15: Barb Hoogenboom sits down with Erik and talks about, among other things, conference programming as a Section Program Chair for CSM.

Erik sits down and chats with 2013 Peyton Award Winner Allen Hardin. Allen is the Associate Athletics Director for Sports Medicine & Sports Performance and Men’s Head Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist at The University of Texas at Austin.

Episode #13: Mike Reiman sits down with Erik while at CSM and talks about hip rehab and the role of manual therapy in physical therapy.

Dan and I sit down and talk about working in professional sports, hanging around the weight room, and the application of exercise science in physical therapy.

Phil and I were teamed together to provide a lab presentation on evaluation of the athlete’s hip at Team Concept Conference in Las Vegas, NV. We figured that it would be fun to sit down and chat for an hour about the role of research and some of the different philosophies in physical therapy.

Episode 10 is my interview with John DeWitt. John is the Team Leader for Clinical Development and Director of Physical Therapy residencies at The Ohio State University.

Episode 9 is my sit down with Rob Manske. Rob is an assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Wichita State University and the current vice president of the Sports Section of the American Physical Therapy Association (SPTS).

Mark V. Paterno, PT, PhD, MBA, SCS, ATC from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center talking about research, pediatrics, ACL prevention, and sports medicine.

Erik got the chance to sit down with Teresa Schuemann. In their chat she talks about her famous husband, her experience participating and then developing residency programs, snowboarding, and her work with the Olympic committee.