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 […]
Ep. 146 – How to run an oncology practice AND a non-profit foundation Read More »
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
Ep. 145 – How philanthropy CAN work in oncology PT – Ryan Shelton Read More »
One of the coolest things is to watch a person lean into their strengths, help people, & serve their community – it’s even better when it’s an OncoPT buddy! Friend of the podcast, Lisa Sylvestri, is back for a follow-up episode, & buckle up my friends: her practice has been CRUSHING it over the last
Ep. 144 – The logistics of running your own clinic – Lisa Sylvestri, PT Read More »
One of my students recently shared that their mom is cancer-free. And the whole class clapped & cheered. Damn, that felt good. One of the coolest things we do as PTs is to help patients navigate the “after cancer” experience. But we have a lot to learn about this side of the diagnosis. Dr. Eric
Ep. 143 – From Patient to Thriver & Advocate – Dr. Eric Galvez, PT Read More »
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
Ep. 142 – How to avoid burnout in your first years – Dr. Gary Schneider, PT Read More »