The New Grad Physio Podcast

Planning a rehab plan is one thing...

Implementing it is a whole new level!

It's even harder given that you have never been taught how to properly plan and execute a rehab programme...

So you can take a patient from A to B...

From injury and back to full health...

Without fear of flaring up their symptoms.

Check out this week's podcast episode to learn how to do this with any patient, with any injury!!!

Enjoy the show!

Andy Barker

The New Grad Physio Mentor

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PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website. Head here to access them right now...

www.newgradphysio.com

Getting asked those difficult questions in the clinic like...

What is causing my pain?

Or...

How long will it take to get me back to full health?

Are tough questions to answer, right?

These questions are the bread and butter for a physio working in sport...

As you get asked these questions almost every single day.

But what if you do not work in sport?

These tricky patient questions seem much harder to answer in the clinic...

But they do not have to be!

Discover what I have learnt from over the last decade working in pro sport...

And the lessons you can take to help you give an accurate diagnosis and prognosis to any patient...

In any clinical setting...

Even as a young and inexperienced physio!

Enjoy the show!

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!

PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website.

Head here to access them right now... www.newgradphysio.com

You want to get your patient from A to B...

From injury and back to full health, right?

So you design a rehab plan...

Then you implement the rehab plan!

Sounds easy on paper, but much harder in real life!

Here are some of the biggest lessons I have learnt working in professional sport...

Including why you need a solid rehab plan to get your patient onside and to help you answer those most difficult patient questions like...

How long will it take to get back to 100%?

Or...

How many sessions will I need?

Learn more in this week's podcast episode!

Enjoy the show!

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help..

PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website. Head here to access them right now... www.newgradphysio.com

You probably think it is all unicorns and rainbows...

All glitz and the glam…

And some of it is!

Some of my best memories in my life have been some days at 'work'...

The big games, the big stadiums and the parties that followed!

But what about all the other stuff, the hard stuff and the bad things about working in sport?

The stuff that nobody talks about and the stuff you would not understand unless you have actually worked in sport!

Want to know what I am talking about?

Listen to this week's podcast episode to find out!

Enjoy the show!

Andy Barker

The New Grad Physio Mentor

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast.

Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!

Are you struggling to make headway in your career?
Maybe you apply for a job, but fail at the interview stage.
Maybe you do not even get to the interview stage.
Is 'networking' on social media awkward...
And largely a waste of time as 99% of your messages fail to get a response? 
The key to getting your foot in the door at any sports club, clinic or that dream new grad NHS role is to make yourself stand out. 
Pretty straight forward on paper...
But much more difficult in reality. 
So how do you do this?
Listen to this week's podcast episode to learn what 99% of therapists are doing wrong...
So you can avoid the same mistakes and learn what you need to do instead to start making headway as a new grad physio...
To climb the promotion ladder faster than you ever thought possible!
Enjoy the show!
Andy Barker
The New Grad Physio Mentor
PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast.
Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!
PPS. Want to get your career off to an even faster start?
Then head here to watch my FREE 'Foot In The Door' training webinar...
Head here to access it right now.

Do you struggle making sense of neck pain patients?

Maybe you worry that you might miss something serious and fear getting your hands-on with these type of patients.

This is a common worry for new grad physio's especially when you do not have a lot of experience dealing with neck pain patients...

And especially so if you are presented with a patient that has neural symptoms like pins and needless, numbness or weakness.

Making sense of patients with neck pain need not be complex.

Listen to this week's podcast episode to build your confidence managing patients with neck pain...

To help you rule out sinister symptoms and give you the knowledge you need to deal with these kind of patients...

Even as a young and inexperienced physio!

Enjoy the show.

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!

PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website. Head here to access them right now... www.newgradphysio.com

I only use one special test at the shoulder.

It is one of the most simple tests you can do at the shoulder...

But it gives me valuable information as to the best way to manage my patient.

Too many physio's, from new grad's to experienced therapists, overcomplicate their shoulder assessments.

You think the shoulder is complicated...

But that does not mean your shoulder assessment needs to be complicated too!

Quite the opposite in fact.

The more simpler you can make your shoulder patient assessment, the more clarity you will gain on how to best manage your patients problem.

Learn which test I use with each and every shoulder pain patient I see...

And why some of the other special tests, that I guarantee you are using with your own shoulder pain patients, are a complete waste of time!

Enjoy the show!

Andy Barker

The New Grad Physio Mentor

PS. Want to learn more about shoulder and upper limb assessments, treatments and rehab?

Then why not attend my Upper Limb Online Course.

Hit the link above to find out more!

PPS. Missed the course?

Check out my membership page for information about how to get access to this online course, plus much much more!

You might assess gait with lower limb patients...
Like those with hip, knee or ankle pain?
But do you do it routinely with patients with neck, shoulder or upper limb problems?
If not...
You should!
Listen to this week's podcast episode to find out why.
Enjoy the show!
Andy Barker
The New Grad Physio Mentor
PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!

PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website.
Head here to access them right now

On the face of it the subjective assessment looks easy.

You ask your patient a series of simple questions...

They respond...

And this gives you a fair idea about what is going on with your patient...

Then you use your objective assessment to test this out and rule in or rule out this hypothesis.

Sound about right?

If only it was that easy!

This is what you were told at University is meant to happen...

But the reality is, real-life patients simply do not act like the textbooks and lecturers said they would!

Most new grads think they do a good job of the subjective assessment, but most make some simple, yet critical errors...

That cause them to make the wrong diagnosis and focus on the wrong patient problems.

In this week's podcast episode I will give you two top tips that will help you with your subjective assessment...

So you can clearly make sense of your patients symptoms...

And have the confidence to give your patient the correct diagnosis...

Even as a young and inexperienced physio.

Enjoy the show!

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!

PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website. Head here to access them right now... www.newgradphysio.com

Why do physio's overcomplicate things?

We make what should be a simple process, to assess, treat and rehab patients, far more complex than it needs to be!

Everyone is chasing the 1% er's.

Those magic tests, techniques and rehab exercises.

You know the ones...

They pop up on your instagram account almost daily.

These techniques and exercises can be great and can help your patients...

But only if you understand how to use them and only use them when you have found a patient problem that requires that specific solution.

I talk about this issue in this week's podcast episode, whilst picking out the big takeaways from my recent in-person lower and upper limb course days.

Enjoy the show!

PS. I'd love to hear what you think of the podcast. Please leave a review or even better, share the podcast with any physio you think it could help!


PPS. As well as links to all my previous podcasts I have loads more FREE to access learning resources on my website. Head here to access them right now... www.newgradphysio.com