There’s no doubt about it, we live in unprecedented times – not just in the world of travel healthcare, but in modern physical therapy and the world as a whole.  The last month and a half we’ve been bombarded by information from every channel – news media, colleagues, neighbors, and daily email briefings from our managers who all want to weigh in on the Coronavirus status and projected outcome. I’ll admit, it’s been a bit overwhelming to keep track of daily changes in the healthcare environment while also managing a full time work schedule and keeping our ever active 2 year old out of tro ..read more

My legs are stiff and awkward underneath me as I begin my shuffling jog along the snowy hard packed trail.  17 hours in the truck from California to Colorado has taken its toll.  More quickly than expected the hollowness of the high mountain air catches my lungs off guard.  Exacting its tax on the unacclimated body with empty promises laced in every breath.  200 yards into my favorite trail and I already am seeing stars.  Ellen and I have run this trail countless times. Hundreds of cumulative miles, sometimes coming in small handfuls of four to five while others in hea ..read more

After negotiating a handful of contracts and feeling taken advantage of far too often we finally decided to get our act together and research HOW it is actually done. After numerous books and a dozen or so more contract negotiations THIS is by far the most effective negotiation tactic we have found. Whether you are working as a traveler or as a regular therapist you MUST keep this tool handy whenever you enter into a new contract. For far more detailed info check out our highly acclaimed course for PTs to take back control of their careers and lives. Learning to finally get paid what they are ..read more

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