PT Howl: Recent Episodes
Arkansas State Physical Therapy Department
Cultivating the advancement and community of the Physical Therapy profession by furthering the knowledge of students, building a network among physical therapists, and getting the key highlights of A-State’s Physical Therapy program, all through simple conversations.
Today we sit down with Dr. Southerland and get to learn more about his why for physical therapy, and what he enjoys outside of the profession.
Today we sit down with Dr. Susan Motts and discuss her why for physical therapy and what lead her to Arkansas State.
Today we sit down with Dr. Rachel Wilkins and talk about her why for physical therapy, her future plans as a professional, and her loyalty to coffee in Jonesboro.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Farley and students Brandon and Garrett to discuss their experiences with dry needling.
You can expect to learn some indications for dry needling, how to get certified, and different ways that you can use dry needling to get desired responses in our patients.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Southerland and Dr. Motts to discuss the admissions process for the DPT program at Arkansas State University.
You can expect to learn how to be a competitive applicant, the process of applying, and more about the program such as costs, board exam pass rates, etc.
In this episode, we sit down with Kelly King, a graduate of the PTA program at Arkansas State to discuss her transition from being a school teacher to becoming a PTA.
You can expect to learn more about being a "non-traditional" therapist, the process involved in changing professions, and the challenges/benefits of making the transition.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Farley, Dr. Wilkins, and Brayden to discuss the hippotherapy program here at ASU. We discuss the program's origin, what the program is, and what they want to accomplish in the future.
In this episode, we sit down with several students currently going through the DPT program to discuss working as a PT student. There are several perspectives presented from working to working a job and having a kid.
Hopefully, this episode can give you insight into if working while in the program would be right for you, reasons to work and not to work, and how to balance work and school if you do work.
In this episode, we discuss the "Day of Giving" that is taking place at Arkansas State University and how it could be of great benefit to the physical therapy department, including podcast and conference room improvements.
In this week's episode, we sit down with Eric and Coleton, two second-year DPT students, to discuss why they came back to school, advice they have for people wanting to return to school, and how PT school has been so far.
In this episode, we sit down with 1st year DPT students to discuss their program experience up until now. More specifically, we talk about gross anatomy, their expectations of the program vs. the reality, and what they look forward to.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sloas to discuss the admissions process for the PTA program here at Arkansas State University. You can expect to learn each step of the process, and even gain an insight of what they might be looking for in a student applying.
In this episode, 2nd-year students talk about their experiences in the clinic and explore what they want to do in the future through an open conversation.
In today's episode, we sit down with Madison Sutton, president of the Physical Therapy Student Association, to discuss everything about the PTSA here at Arkansas State University.
You can learn about what they do, their big plans for the future, and ways all students, undergraduate or graduate, can get involved.
In this episode, we go over clinical education at Arkansas State University with Directors of Clinical Education Dr. Rachel Wilkins and Dr. Farley Schweighart.
You can expect to learn how clinical education is set up, what to expect, and how it differs from other schools.
Welcome to our first podcast!
We are the Arkansas State University Department of Physical Therapy and we are so glad to start this journey!
Meet the host for this season, Brandon, Garrett, Brayden, Bradley, and Nick; all 2nd year DPT students here at Arkansas State University.