
An AAOMPT Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineFitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Hollis Bixby sits down with us to explore how gamification is reshaping PT education — from DPT programs to hybrid residencies to post-professional training.
Hollis has spent seven years as a sports physical therapist, is wrapping up her manual ther... more
Rebekah Griffith joins the podcast to talk about what it means to be a newly minted AAOMPT Fellow working in one of the most unlikely settings — the Emergency Department.
She shares why OMPT-level manual therapy skills are not only relevant in the E... more
Ken Olson joins the podcast to discuss his work on the IFOMPT/IOPTP taskforce on pediatric spinal manipulation and the ongoing clinical reasoning debate around specific vs. general manipulation.
Ken is a private practice clinician, educator, past... more
Jason Silvernail joins the show to break down the essential communication and leadership skills clinicians need to thrive—and to protect themselves from burnout, conflict, and misalignment.
We explore the principles behind assertive communication, h... more
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This is a great podcast to keep clinicians interested and motivated in our outstanding profession of PT. It contains relevant talks that help to stimulate ideas when treating our difficult patients.
I've listened to every episode thus far and there's more than 60. Great to hear researchers experience and opinions.
They do a great job. I find the show to be interesting and informative.
Great guests and nice way to get a audio review of cases or studies while driving etc. Alternative to getting info when not able to read.
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The content focuses on the intersection of manual therapy and contemporary physical therapy practices, emphasizing evidence-based techniques and the complexities surrounding pediatric and orthopedic manual therapy. Episodes often feature discussions on the unique challenges faced by practitioners, such as communication strategies in clinical settings, integrative approaches for managing chronic pain, and the significance of understanding patient perspectives. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its commitment to improving clinical education and advocating for best practices in the field, making it a vital resource for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge.
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Hands On Hands Off launched 7 years ago and published 205 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Hands On Hands Off include:
1. Ginny Henderson
2. Dr. Gail Deyle
3. Dr. Myra Meekins
4. Dr. Jason Benachik
5. Sarah Shaver
6. Carl Rosa
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