The PT Assistants

Welcome back to another episode! Today we dive into our experiences working with serval PTs. What we do in order to prepare or what we keep in mind when we know we are going to work with a new PT. Ken works with two very different PTs at the moment and Laura has worked with several at one time. As always, these stories are our experiences. If you have any thoughts or suggestions, please feel free to let us know.
 
Who's a master when working with new PTs? Our guests when talking about travel, be sure to check out these episodes!
Travel interview with Rich
Travel interview with George
 
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Thank you to one of our followers for asking for a topic on acute care. Ken will be sharing his experience that he had while working in the hospital and things that might not be what you think it's like. 
 
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Today, we discuss strategies to cope with burnout. We have discussed our experiences with burnout in this episode! We have talked about how to cope with burnout outside of work before as well but today we discuss things directly related to work. We used ideas from this website and related them to our field. 
 
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Today we will discuss our verbiage or approach to patients who might not get better with PT. We also touch on patients who are expecting surgery, long times, and even touch on imaging. As always you can let us know your thoughts by email or on instagram! 
 
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When working with patients, you are bound to come across patient's who don't speak your language. Whether it be English or anything else. So what do we do when we are in those situations? That is what we will discuss in today's episode!
 
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Today we are going to discuss what we have do when a patient has a comorbidity. In school we are typically taught how to handle each diagnosis individually but not when there are multiple in play. So today we have two patients each where we've dealt with this situation. This idea was brought on by our interview with Jess and the education system, so be sure to check those episodes out if you haven't already.As alway thank you so much for listening as it has motivated us to reach out 100th upload with this episode. If you've enjoyed our content it means the world to like and share with others. 
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After been in the field for many years, Jess made the transition into education. Today we will talk about her working with students, talk about the program, and how you can work in education if it's something that interests you. Keep in mind this is a part 2 from our previous episode so be sure to check that one out before continuing onto this episode!
 
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After been in the field for many years, Jess made the transition into education. Today we will talk about her working with students, talk about the program, and how you can work in education if it's something that interests you. This will be a part 1 with part 2 coming out next week Tuesday!
 
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