NPTE Studycast | Physical Therapy

You studied and passed the NPTE! CONGRATS! Um... now what? Our 3 hosts give you advice on what to do NOW that you did the thing you set out to do in the first place! Finding a job Networking Self Assessment

Welcome back to NPTE Studycast, your indispensable guide for mastering the NPTE! In this episode, we're diving deep into Parkinson's Disease—a subject crucial not just for the NPTE but also for your real-world clinical practice. Listen in to expand your understanding and enhance your skills in addressing this complex condition.

Rachele Burriesci of All Things Cardio Pulm dives into the essential topic of sublingual nitroglycerin, specifically tailored for physical therapy students gearing up for the NPTE (National Physical Therapy Examination) exam. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of this medication, its clinical applications, and its implications in the context of physical therapy practice. Episode Highlights: In this episode, Dr. Burriesci breaks down sublingual nitroglycerin. She gives the need-to-know facts, safety considerations and important education tips for your patients. In This Episode Find Dr. Burriesci on: IG: @all_things_cardiopulm Website: https://www.allthingscardiopulm.com Podcast: Talking All Things Cardiopulm Twitter: @allcardiopulm

Angina - It’s Not just chest pain Dive into understanding Angina with Dr. Rachele Burriesci, as she breaks down the pathophysiologic cause of angina, describes the 3 most common types and what you as a physical therapist should be aware of in its description in order to differentiate from other types of chest pain. In this episode: Find Dr. Burriesci on: IG: @all_things_cardiopulm Website: https://www.allthingscardiopulm.com

In today's episode, we're going to talk about the key factors that every physical therapist should consider when looking for a new job. Keri Ammons, Director of Talent Acquisition at ATI explains that finding a place where you can grow with the company is essential. Look for a company that offers various paths within the organization to satisfy different interests. Whether it's IT, project management, research, or HR, there should be enough room for career growth. She also notes that the highest offer isn't always the best offer. While money is a significant factor, don't overlook other important things like a 401k, medical benefits, and time away. It's important to consider the entire package before accepting an offer. Mentorship is also critical in a new job. Keri encourages candidates to ask companies to define their mentorship program and if there's a structured approach. Knowing what mentorship means to you and what you're looking for is important in finding a company that aligns with your values. Finally, Keri talks about work-life balance. Patients need us to be flexible, and clinicians need to find a schedule that works for them. Whether it's getting out at 5 every day to make it to your rec softball league on Tuesday or working on Saturdays because that's when you have childcare, finding a work schedule that aligns with your needs is crucial. Keri ends the episode by highlighting that ATI PT is one of the leaders in clinical research within the PT profession. With all 900+ ATI clinics placing in the 100th percentile in CMS's Merit-Based Incentive Program for the second consecutive year, it's clear that ATI PT is a great place to work. If you're looking to jumpstart your career and join a team that values career growth, mentorship, work-life balance, and clinical research, head to ATIpt.com to learn more about job opportunities at ATI.

Dr. Burriesci gives you the quick and dirty techniques to calculate rate on ECG and tips on how to determine a 6 second strip. She describes 4 different methods to determine rate and helps determine which technique to choose and why. Dive into this episode to get better at calculating rate and/or refresh your skills. Happy Practicing! In this episode: Find Dr. Burriesci on: IG: @all_things_cardiopulm Website: https://www.allthingscardiopulm.com

In this comprehensive episode, we dive deep into the world of hip pathologies, providing you with an essential guide to prepare for the NPTE Exam. We'll cover the most common hip conditions, their causes, symptoms, and treatment options, as well as key clinical concepts and examination techniques that you need to know. Professor Matthew Condo provides insight and practical tips that will help you gain a solid understanding of hip pathologies and boost your confidence as you approach the NPTE Exam. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and improve your test-taking skills. Subscribe to our channel for more valuable content on physical therapy and exam preparation! In 2002, Dr. Matthew Condo earned a Bachelor of Science degree from The Ohio State University. He then pursued further studies and obtained a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine in 2015, followed by a Doctorate of Education from the same institution in 2019. For his doctoral dissertation, Dr. Condo delved into the qualitative aspects of clinical reasoning in physical therapy. He has contributed to the field of medical science education by publishing his research in Medical Science Educator and presenting multiple peer-reviewed posters and presentations at the state, regional, and national levels. Dr. Condo's research interests revolve around identifying best practices in healthcare education delivery.

Are you struggling to understand electrical conduction for the NPTE exam? Look no further! In this video, we'll guide you through the ins and outs of electrical conduction, from the basics to the more complex concepts. We'll show you how to identify different types of conductors and insulators, and explain how conductivity is affected by factors such as temperature and material properties. We'll also cover Ohm's Law and Kirchhoff's Laws, and demonstrate how to apply them to solve problems. With our clear explanations and practical examples, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence you need to excel on the NPTE exam. So, whether you're a visual learner or prefer a more hands-on approach, join us for this comprehensive guide to mastering electrical conduction for NPTE study prep! Powered by All Things Cardio Pulm Bringing Excellence to Heart & Lung Health & Wellness and Cardiopulm Education & Mentoring

Matthew Condo, PT, DPT, EdD covers hand deformities that frequently show up on the NPTE Find out more about Matt here

Learn the Mechanics of Breathing from Rachele Burriesci, PT, DPT, CCS, GCS www.allthingscardiopulm.com/

Heart ❤️ and Lungs

Axilla, Brachial Plexus and Arm NPTE Trivia Review

Anatomy Trivia to help you prepare for the NPTE with Matthew Condo of Methodist University

Pediatric Milestones with Sarah Falbo from GRADitude

Sarah Falbo of GRADitude podcast sharing insight on BURNS for the NPTE

The final round of the clash of the craniums anatomy trivia night!

Round 3 of 4 of the Clash of the Craniums Anatomy Trivia

The second of four rounds of anatomy trivia as part of our Clash of the Craniums Broadcast.

What Makes A Great PT School Applicant? Skye Donovan, Lori Bordenave and Chris Petrosino are physical therapists and have extensive experience in the PT admissions process as program chairs of three different PT programs across the country - Marymount University, A.T. Still University and Sacred Heart University. The panel agrees a great PT applicant is someone who is strong academically, has grit, can persevere, is passionate, caring, compassionate and ready to change gears. Applicants are highly encouraged to do their research when selecting a school. Each school has their own pre-requisites, separate applications aside from PTCAS, and interviews for admissions. When it comes to the interview process whether it is an individual, group or video interview, the guests discuss that they look for strong communication skills and professionalism in the potential PT student. Listen to the stories these three share about their worst PT interview experiences (start 25:20). The behavior guide of PTs and PTAs are the APTA Core Values. To understand how to behave and treat in this profession, these core values can guide how to come off on an application or personal statement. QUOTES 15:11 One of the ways that you know you have everything on that application that is pertinent is to find somebody who knows you, loves you, and wants you to go to PT school.” - LORI PARTING SHOT 1:04:32 “Everybody has a story. Know your story. Tell your story. I think that will make you genuine and really get you further by telling that story.” - LORI 1:05:02 “Optimize your talents. You have a lot of talents to bring to the table.” - CHRIS 1:05:51 “Don’t let fear paralyze you. Don’t be afraid of showing your true self. Try not to let fear overcome your ability to shine.” - SKYE hool Applicant?