Ma. Roxanne Fernandez, MSPT, PTRP is a PhD student at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. In this episode, she shared what it's like to pursue her PhD in Biomechanics and what motivated her to do so. She also shared what goes on in her program, her current project,…
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In this episode, Jan Mikaela Ramos and Neil Zachary Aningalan share their experiences as physical therapy students about to become interns this coming academic year. We talked about what they liked about being physical therapy students and what they look forward to as interns and as professionals. We also talked…
It's graduation season again! So what a great time to talk about the transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) program and the experiences of our colleagues that took them while still in the Philippines. Our guests earned their DPTs from different colleges, so, we'd have a perspective on how each…
It's graduation season again! So what a great time to talk about the transitional Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT) program and the experiences of our colleagues that took them while still in the Philippines. Our guests earned their DPTs from different colleges, so, we'd have a perspective on how each…
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Mayvhin Atienza, PTRP, HCPC Registered is a Band 5 Physiotherapist at Central London Community Healthcare. She graduated from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila last 2012 and was Clinical Supervisor at Metropolitan Medical Center - Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. In this episode, she discussed the steps she took to process…
I don't know about y'all but I've noticed more and more physical therapy job ads from the Philippines indicating gender preference. When did the capability of a physical therapist become dependent on their sex or gender? I would love to hear your thoughts.
Kenneth Adivino, PT, DPT talked about his experience working in the Acute and Outpatient Physical therapy settings. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Santo Tomas, his Master of Science degree in Human Movement Science from the University of the Philippines - Diliman,…
Here are some highlights from the past conversations we had in the podcast. Jenny Youseff, PT, DPT discussed how she educates her patient about the normal parts of aging. Kali Dayton, DNP, ACNP describes the role of physical therapists in early mobility based on her experience in the ICU. Camille…
Research authors Archelle Jane Callejo-Tiuseco, Ella Mae Rueda, and Kyla Mari Carbonell discuss their study entitled "Perception of Filipino Physicians on the Roles and Scope of Practice of Physical Therapy in the Philippines: A Multi-method Quantitative Study." They talked about the context behind their research, the results as well as…
Archelle Jane Callejo-Tiuseco, MSPH, PTRP, PT, and Architect Luis Gloda talk about their collaborative relationship in the recovery and rehabilitation of Luis stroke. In this episode, we talked about Luis's experience and how his stroke impacted his life. Archelle and Luis talked about how they communicate in creating a plan…
Reina Nakahata is currently in Canada, in the process of becoming an independent physiotherapist. In today's conversation, we talked about the process of becoming a physiotherapist in Canada, the expenses that an applicant may incur, and the general feel of the licensure exam. We also discussed the truth behind the…
In this episode, you'll hear my conversation with Maria Aguila, PT, DPT about our experience in the recently concluded APTA Combined Sections Meeting held in San Antonio, Texas. Maria turned the table a bit and did the hosting since it was my first time attending the CSM in-person. We talked…
Reflecting on the learnings from the recent CSM in San Antonio, TX
Camille Alcoriza, PT, DPT, and Daryl Marcelo, PT are physical therapists who are on their journey to living with intention and financial independence. In our conversation, they shared what motivated them in starting this journey. They also discussed their strategies in reaching their goals of early retirement as well as…
In today's episode, we are going to talk about the intensive care unit, sedation effects, and practices, and the role of physical therapists with Kali Dayton, an acute care nurse practitioner and the host of Walking Home From the ICU Podcast. We talked about the effects of sedation, why it's…
Jenny Youssef, PT, DPT, GCS, CLT-MDT, CEEAA described her practice as a geriatric physical therapist. We also talked about different models or terms associated with aging like successful, optimal, healthy, and active. We also talked about her experiences and helpful tips in approaching the older adult population. ABOUT JENNY: Jenny…
Kenneth Adivino, PT, DPT, MSHMS talks about his experience working in Acute and Outpatient Physical therapy settings. He also described working in the Emergency Department. He also compared his practice here in the US with his practice in the Philippines. Let's come take a listen. ABOUT KENNETH: He earned his…
Eleazar Tayag, PT, DPT, MPH owns home health, and hospice agencies, and a home health rehab company. In this episode, he talks about what home health practice in the US is, some important points or concepts to be familiar with before going into home health, and what are some pros…
In today's episode, we're just going to revisit the past season of topics. We'll start with F Scott Feil's talk about the realities of side gigs and side hustles. Next, is Engelbert de Vera talking about finding the "why" in starting a business and the true test of a business.…
To cap off the year, here is Joel De Leon Quiambao, a physiotherapist, and a rehabilitation director/manager, talking about life in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As with other episodes, we talked about the process of becoming a physiotherapist in Saudi, what it's like being a physiotherapist there and what…
Here's a quick look back on the year and a show of appreciation to the guests and listeners that continually support the show and its cause. Your subscription to the podcast and the YouTube channel, as well as your comments and share really help support the show! Thanks, y'all! 🎧…
