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Dec 28, 2017/Podcast
Ryan Johnson works hard, because he loves his work.
Aug 1, 2022/Column
While technology shows promise for cutting-edge treatment, PTs and PTAs must ask the right questions to determine the best plan of care.
May 1, 2015/Column
Diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, a PT draws courage from her former patients' determination.
Feb 1, 2022/Perspective
Professional burnout may require some effort to resolve, but the outcome is worth it.
Aug 15, 2022/News
Stephanie Creary says leaders need to first understand where people are before they can guide them toward change.
May 9, 2020/Column
We needn't depend on others to define it.
Dec 21, 2022/Roundup
Staying up to speed with changes and challenges while keeping tabs on APTA happenings.
May 25, 2022/Statement
In 2019, APTA’s House of Delegates established the association’s position on the public health crisis of firearms-related injuries and deaths in the United States.
Apr 1, 2019/Feature
The largest physical therapy conference in the country took over the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in the nation's capital city of Washington, DC, in January. The APTA Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) brought together more than 16,000 attendees-most of them physical therapists (PTs), physical
Dec 14, 2017/Podcast
Josh D’Angelo knows what it’s like to feel lost, and what it’s like to aggressively pursue what you believe in.