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5. Clinical Education Apr 11, 2019

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The Clinical Instructor (CI) plays an important role in a Doctor of Physical Therapy Student's Education, they have the ability to watch a student grow and develop as they put their textbook knowledge into practice. During this episode, Derek Clewley speaks with Katies Meyes and Ashley Poole to find out why they love what they do, and how they are working hard to provide the best experience for students and help them find their passion.

During this episode, Derek Clewley speaks with Katies Myers and Ashley Poole to find out why they love what they do, and how they are working hard to provide the best experience for students and help them find their passion.

During this episode, you will learn:

The importance of the partnership between academic and clinical aspects to provide the best experience for students
The challenges in clinical education from placing students and securing clinical sites as well as the obstacles in the clinic
And the myths of clinical education

To learn more about the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, visit: dpt.duhs.duke.edu.

For more information on Duke DPT, follow us on Twitter @DukeDPT and visit our website: dpt.duhs.duke.edu

4. Faculty Residency Program Apr 04, 2019

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Are you interested in becoming a future DPT academician? In this podcast, Dr. Derek Clewley interviews Duke DPT Faculty Residency Program creators, Dr. Kyle Covington and Dr. Carol Figuers, as well as Duke DPT Faculty Resident, Dr. Lindsay Ballengee, about program to learn more the overall goal to better prepare qualified candidates to become future academicians.

During this episode you will learn about the two-year non-clinical residency that extends beyond the classroom to help Faculty Residents to understand their role and responsibilities as:

Teachers, including being knowledgeable about educational learning theories, pedagogy, basics of assessment strategies, tools for developing syllabi, assessing student learners, how to teach and interact in traditional didactic classroom setting, team-based learning setting and labs and practical examinations.

2. Summer Discovery - Immersion into Physical Therapy Mar 15, 2019

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Are you an undergraduate student with an interest in the profession of Physical Therapy? In this podcast, Dr. Derek Clewley explores the week-long Summer Discovery Program at Duke University – designed to completely immerse students in the profession of physical therapy.

Dr. Clewley interviews the Assistant Director of Admissions to learn more about the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy Summer Discovery Program, which offers undergraduate college students from diverse backgrounds, including students from economically disadvantaged and underserved backgrounds, as well as those with an interest in serving unrepresented communities, deeper insights to the profession of physical therapy.

During this episode, you will learn:

How and why this program was created
What participants are exposed to during the week-long program
How the Duke DPT Summer Discovery Program encourages participants to network with those in the profession
The tips and tools that are shared with students to be more competitive and effectively matriculate into Doctor of Physical Therapy programs
And, lastly where are the participants now

For more information on Duke DPT and the Summer Discovery Program, follow us on Twitter @DukeDPT and visit our website: dpt.duhs.duke.edu

1. Different Interventions, Same Outcomes Jan 08, 2019

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This first ever episode of Duke DPTcast promises to be an enlightening and entertaining podcast. We interview two legends in our field, Chad Cook and Steve George, specifically about a recent publication in BJSM regarding the possible reasons why different interventions produce the same outcome. We hope you enjoy!

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