The Two Explanations
The clinician had been out of school for two years and eleven months when the case arrived. A forty-nine-year-old warehouse worker — right-sided scapular pain, three months, insidious onset. The […]
The Missing Continuum
The ceremony was on a Friday. Cap, gown, doctoral hood. Three years of coursework, clinical rotations, and board prep. By Sunday evening, the new graduate was scrolling job postings on […]
The Unmeasured Variable
The therapist had been at it for nine years. Orthopedic caseload, outpatient clinic, steady volume. The kind of clinician who showed up early, stayed late, kept their documentation current, and […]
The Flat Profession
The morning schedule showed two names side by side in the eight o’clock slots. One belonged to a clinician seven months out of school, still learning to trust the examination […]
Tips For Building A Caseload As A Recent PT Graduate
One of the biggest hurdles many recent PT graduates face is building a full caseload for themselves. You feel prepared to treat the patients, but first you have to find […]
Introducing NAIOMT’s Sports Rehab Training
We are excited to help you level up your sports rehab game! We are offering advanced training for physical therapists, PTAs, and athletic trainers. NAIOMT is ready to help you […]
