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Why Understanding Your Strengths Can Change Your PT Career
In this episode, Dr. Rebekah Griffith (The EDDPT) dives into how physical therapists and healthcare professionals can leverage StrengthsFinder and Working Genius to fuel career growth, avoid burnout, and thrive in leadership roles. From understanding your genius zones to navigating interviews with confidence, Rebekah shares actionable insights for any PT ready to level up.
Resources and Links:
- StrengthsFinder 2.0: Link
- Six Types of Working Genius: Link
- Mel Robbins Podcast "Let Them": Link
- Connect with Rebekah Griffith: LinkedIn
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By Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT
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In this episode, Dr. Rebekah Griffith (The EDDPT) dives into how physical therapists and healthcare professionals can leverage StrengthsFinder and Working Genius to fuel career growth, avoid burnout, and thrive in leadership roles. From understanding your genius zones to navigating interviews with confidence, Rebekah shares actionable insights for any PT ready to level up.
Resources and Links:
- StrengthsFinder 2.0: Link
- Six Types of Working Genius: Link
- Mel Robbins Podcast "Let Them": Link
- Connect with Rebekah Griffith: LinkedIn
Follow PT Pintcast:
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