We have had an incredible first season of PT Elevated! In this season’s final episode, we are going back through the clinical discussions we have had throughout the season.
Join Kory, JJ and Paul as they talk through the expert guests’ clinical perspectives that they thought were most helpful for new clinicians.
Here are some of the highlights:
Every guest had a systematic approach that was different from the other. The focus shouldn’t be on the systematic approach but about using your systematic approach well with your patients.
Doing the basics well is one of the most important things to work on as a new clinician, because experts do the basics well.
Don’t be afraid to have questions. Having questions in your practice is how you learn and grow.
Take the time to step back and think, instead of jumping on the first diagnosis that comes to mind. Try to prove yourself wrong.
JJ’s Favorite Moments from the Season: On Teresa Schuemann’s episode, she said that you can’t grandma get off the couch and teach her power cleans right away, but you can teach someone that is a grandma how to do power cleans and other exercises properly and you should. Along with Derek Clewley’s advice to clinicians to be curious.
Paul’s Favorite Moments from the Season: The idea reflected by many of the guests of “keeping a beginner mind” as a clinician. And the stress that was placed on taking the time to get to know your patients.
Kory’s Favorite Moments from the Season: The humility of the expert guests, giving up their time to help all clinicians with their expertise.
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