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Embedded PTs: Changing the Face of Physical Therapy

Sep 1, 2020/Feature

Embedded physical therapists, who treat specific populations on-site, likely will play a large part in the future of physical therapy.

The Benefits of Education Leadership Training

Dec 1, 2020/Feature

Leadership training for physical therapy educators has come a long way in the past decade.

Embracing Divine Dissatisfaction: The Fifth Annual Woodruff Lecture

Sep 1, 2024/Feature

Lecturer Julian Magee challenged the profession to turn discontentment into divine dissatisfaction.

Tiered Evaluation Codes: Patient Presentation - Determining Level of Stability

Jul 27, 2018/Podcast

This is episode 2 of APTA’s podcast series that addresses common challenges to accurate coding of the tiered physical therapy evaluation codes.

Elevating the Conversation - Defining Moment

Jun 1, 2018/Podcast

There’s nothing like having the “This is what I want to do with my life!” epiphany. I’ve had two.

Tiered Evaluation Codes: Four Most Common Questions

Jul 27, 2018/Podcast

This is episode 1 of APTA’s podcast series that addresses common challenges to accurate coding of the tiered physical therapy evaluation codes.

Tiered Evaluation Codes: Does Time Matter?

Jul 27, 2018/Podcast

This is episode 4 of APTA’s podcast series that addresses common challenges to accurate coding of the tiered physical therapy evaluation codes.

CSM 2018: PTA Engagement Within APTA

Mar 19, 2018/Podcast

PTA Caucus chief delegate Amy Smith, PTA, BS, discusses how she wants to see PTAs get involved with APTA.

The Profession Responds to a National Health Emergency

Jul 1, 2020/Feature

Compiled by APTA staff from member submissions

Ordering of Diagnostic Imaging by PTs: A Practice Analysis - PTJ

Aug 9, 2019/Podcast

As more PTs transition into direct access roles, it seems prudent to consider how additional resources common to other first-contact providers might impact patient care.