After I decided to become a physical therapist, a goal of mine was to continue writing and staying involved with journalism. For the past few years, this has meant writing and blogging. I have recently expanded into editing PT school application essays. I recently accomplished another goal of mine, which was to be quoted as an expert […]

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During crises, it is often the stories from the medical field that hit me the hardest and with the recent devastating hurricane hitting Texas, the same has been true. Here are two articles about Hurricane Harvey that have made impressions on me: 1. This story about a surgeon who kayaked through the storm to perform live-changing surgery

Here’s a blog post I wrote for The Pre-DPT Society about what a day in my life is like. I wrote about a typical Thursday, most of which was spent at work treating patients and teaching my student.

Here’s my latest blog post on preventing no-shows in your clinic. I’m now writing for Covalent Careers.

Today marks six years since I started this blog, and a little over six years since I decided to become a physical therapist. At the time, it seemed like I’d be in school forever (and sometimes I feel like I was), but now I’ve already been practicing for a year and a half! I love

I love this article about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s workouts. She’s 83, didn’t grow up working out, and extremely busy — and still exercises harder than most people. Reading about her workout has inspired me to give a little extra effort this week, and I hope to use her as an inspiration to my patients.