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How to Rehab Your Therapy Résumé
Whether or not you are actively searching for a new therapy job, keeping your résumé current is always smart. Here are some tips to get yours in top shape.
Breaking Down MIPS for PTs, OTs, and SLPs
2019 is coming, and so is Medicare’s Merit-Based Incentive Payment System. Here’s an easy-to-follow breakdown of what PTs, OTs, and SLPs need to know.
Holiday Gift Guide for Children with SPD
The holidays can be hard on children with sensory processing disorders. Here is a guide of sensory-friendly items your patients’ families might want to add to their lists this year.
Majority of Patients Expect Opioids After Surgery
Despite campaigns by the therapy community, and the government, to loosen the grip of opioids in the U.S., patients still expect them after surgery.
PT Supported Opioid Bill Ready for President’s Signature
Landmark legislation to fight the opioid epidemic, supported by the APTA, is headed to the President’s desk to be signed into law.
How to Ask for Referrals Without Freaking Out
Asking for referrals is a necessity to grow your practice and make it thrive, but some therapists are uncomfortable doing so.
Great Podcasts for PTs, OTs, and SLPs
Podcasts are a great way for busy therapy professionals to absorb practical advice and tips, and maybe even be entertained, while you’re on the go.
Speaking with a Speech Language Pathologist
“Those moments when there is progress and I have changed my clients lives for the better carry me through the difficult times,” says Christie Moran, MS, CCC/SLP-L in this interview about what she has loved, and learned, about being an SLP.
3 Ways to Enhance the Patient Experience
Happy patients make for a thriving practice. Are you overlooking these three core ways to keep your patients satisfied?
Physical Therapy and the Gender Pay Gap
Though typically a female-dominated industry, a new report indicates that women PTs are still paid less than their male counterparts.