After nearly a year & a half, I finally ventured out from my cave (as my husband calls it) to attend my first in-person conference. This was my first NLN conference, so I don't have prior experience with this organization. This conference was structured heavily around lab sessions. Much more hands-on time than traditional conferences … Continue reading Ep. 149 – Three Takeaways from the 2021 NLN Conference
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Joe Sanok joins us today to talk about his journey to releasing his new book, Thursday is the new Friday. After experiencing the burnout of the long hours of a five day workweek in healthcare, he knew something had to be different. Today we talk about that journey and how he is helping other professionals, … Continue reading Ep. 148 – Thursday is the New Friday: the power of a four day workweek with Joe Sanok
Fan-favorite Dr. Angela Wicker-Ramos is back! This time, she's updating us on how her practice was exploding pre-pandemic, how she & her team navigated changes quickly over the past year, & how she's now running a non-profit foundation to help even more patients with cancer. Tune in to hear her talk about all of these … Continue reading Ep. 146 – How to run an oncology practice AND a non-profit foundation
Access to care is one of the central tenets of high-quality cancer rehabilitation. What good is a residency, board certification, etc. if people can't actually get your care? Answer: It's not. It's worthless. We've talked previously on the podcast about meeting patients where they're at, improving accessibility, but today's guest is taking a unique approach … Continue reading Ep. 145 – How philanthropy CAN work in oncology PT – Ryan Shelton
When I started my first job, I knew what to do with every patient I saw. Just kidding. I was sooooo lost. Even after an amazing final clinical rotation, nothing could have prepared me for treating patients on my own, by myself, in a brand new environment. And it took me months, probably close to … Continue reading Ep. 142 – How to avoid burnout in your first years – Dr. Gary Schneider, PT