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TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - A PT, OT and Exercise Scientist walk into a podcast @ Sacred Heart University

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - A PT in the ED asks the right questions with Naveed Shan

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - Oncology PT with Leslie Waltke

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - Out punching Parkinson's Disease with Laura Beck

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - UFC Physical Therapist Heather Linden

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - David Putrino Part 2/2

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - David Putrino Part 1/2

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - Ellen Hillegass

TOP 12 Pack of 2019 - Chris Johnson

Chad Cook came on the show to talk about a paper that was submitted to a ... less than reputable journal. The goal was to show that literally anything can get submitted and published when predatory journals are involved.

We talked to Access.Earth founder Matt McCann about the app he created. It lets users rate and share the accessibility of locations around the world. Using his first hand experience with having Cerebral Palsy Matthew set up Access Earth to hel...

Next up on the TOP 5 clinical trials from PEDRO is AVERT Efficacy and safety of very early mobilisation within 24 h of stroke onset (AVERT): a randomised controlled trial. You can find it in the lancet from July 2015,

Hannah Cook & Kaitlyn Mital are two students in a growing movement that are creating their own professional meetings. Costs of travel and conferences are high, especially on a student budget, PT students have taken it upon themselves to create their ...

PDPM and PDGM are giving PTs and PTA's stress. The Academy of Geriatric Physical Therapists, Home Health Section and the Section on Health Policy & Administration within the APTA got together to create resources for the profession.

PEDro stands for Physiotherapy Evidence Database,  It’s a free database of over 45,000 randomised trials, systematic reviews and clinical practice guidelines in physiotherapy.  For each trial, review or guideline,

We went to THE Ohio State University Physical Therapy program and talked with great faculty and leadings students in this 2 part episode. Episode 2 feature Paul Tadak & Kara Carpenter & Kristen Cook.

We went to THE Ohio State University Physical Therapy program and talked with great faculty and leadings students in this 2 part episode. Episode 1 features Mike Martin, Kayla Harris and Morgan Alexander

We talked with Physical Therapist Chris Mamula who is somewhat of an expert on financial independence. Chris retired at 41 years old and now writes, podcasts and blogs about how you can do that too. We covered:

We talked with Physical Therapist Suzanne O'Neal. Suzanne is an assistant professor in the DPT program at Midwestern University and a neuro nerd and huge proponent of community service. She's also a Clinical Director for Special Olympics Arizona.

We got to talk to Matt Tuttle one of the Physical Therapists for the Denver Nuggets. Topics we hit on were: Pain Science EducationSleepWearablesLoad ManagementBlood Flow Restriction Training And Matt referred to an episode of the BJSM podcast,

The 3rd part in a 3 part series recorded live at APTA's National Student Conclave we talk to... me. I mean, PT Pintcast creator Jimmy McKay. How did a rock radio DJ become a Physical Therapist who then became a Physical Therapy podcaster?

ThrowBackThursday we go back to 2016's National Student Conclave in Miami Florida where the keynote speaker was Scott Chesney.  Scott tells his amazing story, the theme of his keynote address that anything is possible.

CMS has released a ruling that will reduce payment to Physical Therapists by 8% in the coming year. We take stock on what this means now and in the future and what WE can do about it as a profession.

From APTA's National Student Conclave we talk with Josh D'Angelo about the things he's created in his PT career. Notably, PT Day of Service, Move Together and Movement X. How did Josh go from an idea, to a full on worldwide movement...