Primary Care PT and the Hard Part That Comes Next with Chris Bise
Physical therapy has been knocking on the primary care door for decades. But according to Chris Bise, the profession now has to answer a har...
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AAOMPT Podcast
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT) is a national organization committed to excellence in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy practice, education and rese...
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Environmental Physiotherapy: A New Lens for Patient Care
In this episode, Antigone Vesci, PT, DPT, ATC, SCS, FAAOMPT speaks with Filip Maric, PT, PhD and Emma Swardh, PT, PhD, as they introduce the...
Josh Funk on Scaling Rehab 2 Perform and the Business Future of PT
In this episode, Seth Peterson talks with Josh Funk, founder of Rehab 2 Perform, about private practice ownership, business growth, staffing...
Dr. Thomas Ibounig on Incidental Rotator Cuff Abnormalities and Shoulder MRI
In this episode, host Leda McDaniel speaks with Dr. Thomas Ibounig, shoulder and elbow surgeon at Helsinki University Hospital and researche...
Tim Fearon on Exercise, Manual Therapy, and Patient Responsibility
In this episode, Seth speaks with Tim Fearon, a respected leader in orthopedic manual physical therapy, about the role of exercise in manual...
Should PTs Be the First Provider for Musculoskeletal Pain?
In this episode, host Dr. Nick Rainey is joined by Dr. Bremen Abuhl and Dr. Dallas Ehrmantraut to discuss their 2025 Physical Therapy Journa...
Jess Ellis on the Reality of Pro Sports PT, Clinical Honesty, and Pragmatic Practice
In this episode, Seth sits down with Jess Ellis, fellowship-trained physical therapist, former NBA health and performance leader, founder of...
Mapping the OMPT Education Continuum with Dr. Matthew Smith
In this episode, host Dr. Skip Gill welcomes Dr. Matthew Smith to discuss his Clinical Science in Manual Therapy Grant-funded study, “Mappin...
When Headache Starts in the Neck: Gwen Jull & Zhiqi Liang on Migraine, Cervicogenic Headache, and Clinical Reasoning
Neck pain and headache often travel together. But as Gwen Jull and Zhiqi Liang explain in this episode, that does not automatically mean the...
Life After Fellowship: Giving Back to the Profession
Today we’re joined by Liam Globensky, Center Manager at Brooks Rehabilitation and a newly graduated fellow from the Brooks Institute of High...
Why Kyle Feldman Never “Works a Day”
In this episode, we sit down with Kyle Feldman, National Director of Physical Therapy for ReEnvision PT and owner of WE ARE Physiotherapy. K...
How to Teach Clinical Reasoning in OMPT
What happens when you mix decades of movement science, deep mentorship, and a passion for solving complex MSK problems? You get Lee Marinko...
Why Hip Dysplasia Goes Undiagnosed for 7 Years
Why do patients with hip dysplasia go years without a diagnosis? In this episode, physical therapist and researcher Dr. Libby Bergman explai...
When a PTA Crosses Scope of Practice: An Ethics Case Every PT Should Hear
What should a clinician do when they discover an ethical breach in the clinic? In this episode, members of the AAOMPT Ethics Committee walk...
Screening Social Determinants of Health in Outpatient PT
What does it look like when an early-career clinician steps up to solve real barriers patients face — not just their pain? Wisconsin-based P...
The Future of Musculoskeletal Care with Clare Ardern
What does the future of musculoskeletal care look like — and how can physical therapists lead it? Dr. Clare Ardern, Assistant Professor at t...
Life After Fellowship: Why Post-Professional Growth Matters
In this AAOMPT interview, we sit down with Liam Globensky, Center Manager at Brooks Rehabilitation and a brand-new fellow from the Brooks In...
Why Communication Is the Real Superpower in Manual Therapy
John Seivert, PT, a clinician with more than 40 years of experience blending skilled orthopedic manual therapy with the art of Motivational...
Why AAOMPT Membership Matters
AAOMPT Fellow and educator Laura Wenger joins us to explore the future of membership, community, and belonging within orthopaedic manual phy...
The Worst Pain Is Unexplained Pain — Rethinking Diagnosis in Physical Therapy
The worst pain is unexplained pain. In this episode of the Hands-On, Hands-Off Podcast, physical therapists Amy McDevitt and Paul Mintkin ex...