In this episode we had the opportunity to speak with Brad Beer. Brad is an expert when it comes to managing triathletes. He allowed us to learn more about issues such as sports medicine specialization in Australia common issues he deals with in this population

In this episode we sit down and chat with Tim Vidale about life as a business owner as well as what a life in pro sports entails. Lots of gems in this episode for young professionals.

In this episode we had the opportunity to talk with Carol Mack about life in her combined role as a high school strength coach and physical therapist.

In this episode we had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Michael Camp who is a physical therapist and expert in the field of bodybuilding. 

In this episode we had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Laura Opstedal about what it is like owning your own PT practice. Topics discussed included the value of testing equipment and some of the limitations she has found with their use. 

In this episode we had the opportunity to talk with the Performance Physical Therapist of the Memphis Grizzlies, Jarred Boyd regarding some of the key aspects of working in the NBA.

In this episode, Scott and Jason sit down with Erik Meira and discuss critical appraisal of research.

That's right everyone! It's that time of year again! All the PT Podcast Network voices (except for Adam) have gathered together to bring you some podcast holiday cheer!

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In Episode 19 we chatted with one of the hosts of The Pain Science and Sensibility Podcast, Sandy Hilton. Here on Episode 21, we talk to the other host Cory Blickenstaff. Cory works in a private practice in Vancouver, WA. He has presented nationally on topics related to treating pain as well as work site industrial care delivery models. He authored the monograph on work injury prevention and management in the APTA home study course “The Injured Worker.” Cory is also active on social media discussing and debating current practice issues and applications and occasionally writes on the Leaps and Bounds blog.

It's that time of year again and the PT Podcast Network crew are in the holiday spirit! The gang got together, as best they can scattered across the world, to share a little eggnog and make fun of each other. So pour yourself a drink, sit by the fire (or pool in the Southern Hemisphere), and enjoy a little holiday cheer.

Episode 19 is with one of the hosts of Pain Science and Sensibility, Sandy Hilton. To be fair, Erik conducted the interview with Sandy back in March of 2015, before the idea of Pain Science and Sensibility was even conceived. Like Erik, Sandy is a Combines Sections Meeting program chair, he for Sports Section, she for the Section on Women’s Health, and they both happened to be in Washington, DC for the annual meeting for section program chairs. While they were there, they spent about an hour talking about her upbringing and path to get where she is today.

Sandy is a practice owner that specializes in chronic pain and pelvic health in Chicago, Illinois. Her practice, Entropy Physio, is also known for bringing internationally recognized experts into their clinic to provide continuing education for physical therapists. I highly recommend you check out their website to see the amazing lineup they produce each year. The courses are affordable and open to any healthcare providers who want to attend. More information is available on their website.

In this episode, Erik sits down with Chuck Thigpen, PhD, PT, ATC, a clinical research scientist with Proaxis Therapy in Greenville, SC. He is also the current Research Chair for the Sports Physical therapy Section of the American Physical Therapy Association and serving on the writing panel for the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Appropriate Use Criteria for the treatment of rotator cuff tears.

Mark V. Paterno, PT, PhD, MBA, SCS, ATC from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center talking about research, pediatrics, ACL prevention, and sports medicine.