In this episode we sit down with Dr. Tamira Prince, Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at the University of Miami. Dr. Prince brings a unique blend of clinical experience, educational insight, and research expertise—especially in effective patient education and clinical documentation. We’ll talk about how her work is transforming DPT education, and how innovative tools like Prompt are helping students build stronger clinical reasoning skills and readiness for real-world practice. 

Today we’re hearing from the next generation of leaders in rehab. We're joined by Mason Myers, recipient of the APTA’s 2024 Outstanding Student Award and founder of Adaptive Endeavors, a powerful initiative advancing wellness and inclusion for individuals with disabilities. 

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Michelle Collie, CEO of Highbar Physical Therapy, and one of the few female clinician executives in enterprise physical therapy. We discuss the challenges clinicians face in reaching the executive level, the role of private equity in healthcare, and how to cultivate the next generation of clinician leaders.

Billing is one of the biggest challenges for physical therapy clinics—insurance denials, complex coding, changing regulations, and administrative burdens can disrupt cash flow and create operational headaches. In this episode, we sit down with Josh Grover, COO of an outpatient orthopedic PT practice and co-owner of Optimized Transition Partners, to break down when you should outsource your billing or bring it in house.

In this episode, we’re exploring recent research on what creates an outstanding clinical affiliation experience for students. Joining us is Dr. Lauren Snowdon, Director of Clinical Education and Assistant Professor at Seton Hall University, who will share insights from her recent study, 'TikTok and Guac: Students’ Belonginess During Clinical Educational Experiences.” From practical tools for clinical instructors to key trends shaping the future of the rehab industry, this episode is packed with takeaways for educators, practice owners, and students alike.