Let's Talk Rehab Gerald Dolce PT, DPT, COMT, OCS and Karlo Arciaga PT, DPT

Season 2 begins! We have covered a lot of material in season 1 and we decided to transition to a more positive spin to things. There are a lot of "problems" in the PT world and we are here to speak to what the good things are within these issues. We strive to create a good outlook on the profession and we start with this episode creating great conversation about Telehealth, Marketing PT, and more!Link to article referenced in podcast https://www.exer.ai/posts/issues-in-physical-therapyC...

Over the past five years there have been a lot of changes in our field. Changes with insurance reimbursement, increased debt to income ratio, high volume, and some may even suggest lack of APTA support. These changes have led some to believe our profession is going in the wrong direction. In this episode we cover some of our thoughts and ideas, giving our take on what we expect to happen over the next three years.IG: @lets_talk_rehab

Who says failure is a bad thing? Failure in physical therapy, your relationship, in life all leads to better and bigger things. Our take on failure is positive and yours should be to. How will you react to this failure? See our take on what it means to have a high or low self orientation and how it relates to failure. follow us on IG @lets_talk_rehab

We have decided to revisit an old episode, and one of our most listened to, about the "PT Mill Clinic". First, lets change the notion of "PT Mill" to high volume. With another year and half under our belt we have really been able to solidify our places in the high volume clinic. What is so bad about it? Is it the volume or is the clinician that makes being in a high volume clinic perceived as being "bad"? Wait what about "High volume clinics do not get good outcomes!" These are al...

Working as a physical therapist can be difficult and we all can experience some type of fatigue in the clinic affecting our performance and motivation. Whether its mental, emotion, physical, or financial fatigue in this field it is important to know how to navigate it effectively. This episode covers the experiences we have had, and advice that we would give to anyone who experiencing fatigue in physical therapy.

Physical therapy is riddled with various talents from all over the country, but one thing that seems to stand out in the outpatient setting, the lazy clinician. During this episode we cover our opinions of how we determine who classifies as a lazy clinician. Is it because of today's society? The profession's expectations? Debt to income ratio? From a colleague and manager's viewpoint you will see how these individuals can negatively impact the profession and a clinic's culture and productivit...