The Shit That Physios Need to Know: Recent Episodes
Nick Marshall
The Shit That Physios Need to Know- is a casual discussion between two Physios, Assistant Professor Nick Marshall and Dr Josh Carter. They discuss the differences in their experiences, Nick having been a physio for 20 years and Josh for 5 years. They also compare and contrast the differences between working as an employee and employer. In the field and in the clinic and so so much more. It's not just the clinical stuff but a guide to surviving musculoskeletal outpatient physiotherapy. So Strap in and enjoy the ride.
In this episode we talk to and discuss the fears and excitement about transitioning from student to new grad and hopefully assist in reducing any stress.
Nick and Josh from the car dissect the much talked about Meakins Vs Cook debate in physio. Exercises Vs Hands on treatment. Watch this here. https://youtu.be/nGspYvZGTFg
Another smaller episode with the Top 3 things to be aware of or possible mistakes we make.
Nick and Josh discuss statistics. Stats in clinic are a great way for both you and your boss to justify or deny a pay rise, and are something as a new grad you usually know nothing about - get a leg up from this episode!
Itβs time to decide what that first job is and what to choose and what to do and apply for. A few words on things to consider.
In this episode, Josh takes the reigns as he describes criteria based rehab and how utilizing it can not only improve your ability to be outcome focused on your rehab but also be better at rebooking and gaining buy in for the client.
This is part 3 of a 3 part series on why so many Physios walk away from the profession. In this episode we investigate and discuss why there are no old Physios, like Nick πππ, and how that might be a positive for our profession and our professional future
This is the second installment of a three part series on why Physios walk away- this week looking at the 5 year physio depression and why they leave physiotherapy between 2-5 years
In this, the first episode of a three part series, on why so many Physios walk away from the profession, we investigate why this happens in the first 12 months after graduating.
Nick and Josh discuss the common practice of sports coverage in private practise. They discuss the pro's and con's of this not only for individuals and businesses, but for the profession of physiotherapy. Please excuse Josh's volume being so low - Nick still hasn't mastered the correct setting on the microphone, although some have suggested it's a ploy by Nick to hold a monopoly of the limelight, as usual...
Nick and Josh discuss the pro's, con's, queries and concerns of this age old debate. It's a tough choice when graduating to know where to go with your degree - and well, this episode may or may not make that choice any easier!
Nick and Josh discuss the impacts and discourse created by the COVID-19 outbreak. Should we stay open, are we essential? What do you think?
Nick and Josh discuss the differences in pay between the private outpatient setting and the public hospital setting
Nick and Josh discuss how clinical reasoning isn't always a consistent thing. Hear how your clinical reasoning skills have possibly been forced in a certain direction from the education model and why, as well as how this may develop over time. Just when you thought you knew what you didn't know, you can unlearn what you've learnt...