Moving Nevada: Empowering Our Community with Physical Therapy

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  1. 1

    High Intensity Exercise for the Neurologic Population

    This episode features a discussion with newly certified neurologic physical therapists about implementing high-intensity exercise in neuro rehabilitation for patients.

    ·23m
  2. 2

    Sunrise Hospital's PTs Unionize!

    ·43m
  3. 3

    Clinical Expectations vs. Reality

    Two physical therapists discuss their expectations versus reality of the profession after graduating in 2017, focusing on clinical experiences and professional growth.

    ·28m
  4. 4

    What Does It Take?

    ·35m
  5. 5

    What Does It Take?

    ·35m
  6. 6

    Big PT Wins! The 2025 Legislative Session

    This episode features an interview with Paul Young, APTA Nevada's lobbyist, discussing the highlights and outcomes of the 2025 Nevada legislative session for physical therapy professionals.

    ·27m
  7. 7

    The New Strategic Plan

    This episode features an interview with Susan Priestman, president of APTA Nevada, discussing her background and the new strategic plan for physical therapy in Nevada.

    ·39m
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    Financial Literacy

    A financial advisor discusses financial planning and debt management strategies specifically for physical therapy professionals who lack financial education in their training.

    ·28m
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    Utilizing Physical Therapists in Urgent Care and Emergency Settings

    This episode discusses the integration of physical therapists in emergency department and urgent care settings, featuring experts who share insights from their practice and a recently published article on the topic.

    ·47m
  10. 10

    NAC Update

    This episode discusses the recent updates to Nevada Administrative Code 640, which govern the scope of practice and professional standards for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants in Nevada.

    ·20m
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    Empowering Children Through Pediatric Physical Therapy

    ·19m
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    Effects of Group Exercise on Motor Function and Mobility for Parkinson Disease

    This episode features an interview with two authors of a published systematic review and meta-analysis on the effects of group exercise on motor function and mobility for Parkinson Disease, discussing their research and clinical backgrounds.

    ·42m
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    How to Prepare for an Interview

    This episode features Sean Ellis from Dignity Health Physical Therapy discussing how physical therapists and PTAs can effectively prepare for job interviews, drawing from his experience in recruitment and professional development.

    ·34m
  14. 14

    Utilizing Visual-Cognitive Progression for ACL Recovery

    This episode features an interview with Meredith, an assistant professor of physical therapy, discussing visual-cognitive progression techniques for ACL recovery and her background in sports PT and research.

    ·1h
  15. 15

    The Intersection of Policy and Physical Therapy Care

    ·29m
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    A Seat at the Table or On the Menu?: The Importance of Flash Action Strategy Participation

    This episode of Moving Nevada features an interview with Laura Keevil from APTA, discussing the flash action strategy—a student-led advocacy initiative using social media blitzes to raise awareness and funds for PT PAC, with insights into its impact and methods.

    ·19m·1 clip
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    The State of Our Profession

    This episode of Moving Nevada features hosts Carlo and Jen with guest Julie discussing the state of the physical therapy profession, exploring perspectives from early-career, seasoned, and student viewpoints.

    ·26m·2 clips
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    PTs Can Order Imaging in Nevada!

    This episode features Bruno Steiner discussing advocacy efforts to enable physical therapists in Nevada to order imaging and modify state practice acts, aiming to enhance PTs' roles in primary care and musculoskeletal management.

    ·1h 6m·5 clips