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247: Dr. Kim Marshall: Oncological Rehabilitation Jan 16, 2017

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Kim Marshall joins me to talk about oncology rehabilitation. Kim is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who recently directed her continuing education towards rehabilitation of the side effects of cancer and cancer treatment. In addition to becoming certified in the treatment of lymphedema, Kim completed the STAR training to address and treat other side effects of cancer including unspecified pain, neuropathy and fatigue.

In this episode, we discuss:

-The history of oncology rehabilitation and the role of physical therapists as a healthcare professional ally

-What is lymphedema and how can physical therapists learn to treat this condition

-Common side effects of cancer treatment and the influence on a rehabilitation program

-Important components of patient education and an exercise program for oncology patients

-And so much more!

Direct access oncology patients may not always be aware of the need for specialized care. Kim believes, "We need to be a little bit more available to patients to make sure if we can't treat them then we're getting them in the right direction."

Patient education is critical during the initial phases of cancer treatment. Potential side effects are best screened early on so they can be more easily managed throughout the treatment. Kim states it is important for patients to understand, "Unfortunately if you've undergone the treatment for cancer, you're going to have a new normal."

Physical therapists are well prepared to be a primary healthcare provider throughout the cancer treatment process, from preparing patients for treatments to supporting patients during treatment and recovery. Kim stresses, "I would be an advocate for finding somebody who you can go over your laundry list, we should be the healthcare providers that patients can come and complain to along with their concerns and fears."

Kim encourages those interested in oncology rehabilitation to think about the added challenges of this field but also the potential for personal growth from treating this patient population. She shares, "It is really rewarding. There is something about the diagnosis of cancer and facing your own mortality. I always tell my patients I'm on the good end of this in terms of putting people back together. It's challenging… Every patient is a little different in terms of symptoms and a little bit different in terms of where they are in their recovery."

For more information on Kim:

Kim received her doctorate of physical therapy from Western University and her physical therapy degree from California State University, Long Beach in 1985. She obtained her Masters degree in Biokinesiology from the University of Southern California in 1996.

She has specialized in the treatment of orthopedic injuries for the past 20 years. Recently, Kim has directed her continuing education towards rehabilitation of the side effects of cancer and cancer treatment. Kim developed this interest after her grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer and, as a result of the surgery and subsequent treatment, her grandmother lost her shoulder mobility and developed lymphedema. In addition to becoming certified in the treatment of lymphedema, Kim completed the STAR training to address and treat other side effects of cancer including unspecified pain, neuropathy and fatigue. Kim co-founded Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation with Michael McKindley in October of 2004.

Resources discussed on this show:

Combined Sections Meeting: Oncology

Oncology Specialization

Star Program Oncology Rehabilitation

Physical Therapy Section on Oncology

Rehab Measures: Brief Fatigue Inventory

Lymphedema Quality of Life Questionnaire

You can reach Kim for any questions at her clinic Progressive Physical Therapy and Rehab by phone (714) 547-1140 or email kmarshallpt@att.net!

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Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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246: Christine Gallagher: Entrepreneurship + Teamwork Jan 09, 2017

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Christine Gallagher joins me to talk about practical strategies for entrepreneurs to implement today! Speaker, trainer, bestselling author and award-winning business coach Christine Gallagher is founder of ShesGotClients.com, a company dedicated to teaching women around the globe how to find more meaning, fulfillment and purpose in their life through the power of entrepreneurship.

In this episode, we discuss:

-5 red flags that can tell you if you need to delegate

-What Christine calls "Genius Work" and methods of discovering your strengths

-How to develop and manage a team that compliments your business needs

-Christine's favorite project management tools

-And so much more!

Entrepreneurial people often try to "do it all," but a better strategy is to do what you are best at and delegate the rest. Christine advices, "Entrepreneurs who end up wearing all the hats start to feel like, 'Well, even if I don't know how to do this, it still needs to get done so I should do it.' But if that keeps coming up, that's something you need to pay attention to… That's when you know that that needs to be delegated."

Sometimes it can be easy for entrepreneurs to lose track of how much time they are putting into their work. Christine talks about exercises for entrepreneurs to rethink what they spend energy on and how they are compensated. She shares, "Think about what [you] are worth per hour doing [your] genius work. Genius work is what you love, what you're extremely good at, what gives you energy instead of takes your energy away."

As you develop your team, assessing strengths and assigning the right roles is key to getting the most value from each member. She stresses, "It really helps team members understand that they play an important role in the company and often because it's because of the strengths that they have."

For more information on Christine:

Speaker, trainer, bestselling author and award-winning business coach Christine Gallagher is founder of ShesGotClients.com, a company dedicated to teaching women around the globe how to find more meaning, fulfillment and purpose in their life through the power of entrepreneurship.

Christine believes that when entrepreneurs find the courage to share their gifts and their message in a much bigger way, they will not only attract raving fans, enroll more clients, and enjoy more income, they also become a force for positive change in the world.

After applying Christine's proven marketing methods, which she teaches via her Impact Academy and live workshops, her students and attendees typically experience a significant increase in subscribers, clients, sales and lucrative joint venture opportunities. Most importantly, they find a renewed sense of purpose and passion, allowing them to step into their bigger vision, connect to their "why" in order to serve at the highest level, and make a lasting, true impact in the world through a business they love.

The Huffington Post declared Christine to be one of "16 Brilliant Business Minds on Twitter," she's won the Bronze Stevie Award for "Business Mentor/Coach of the Year" for 2014, and she's an Amazon bestselling author.

Christine is also an in-demand speaker, and has been featured in numerous publications such as We Magazine For Women, NewsDay, BlogHer, The Huffington Post, Social Media Examiner, and many more.

Resources discussed on this show:

Facebook group: Just Add Wifi Join to access the free 5 day challenge on how to build your tribe!

She's Got Clients Download the FREE guide: 5 Surefire Strategies to Escape the Dollars for Hours Trap

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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245: Dr. David Butler: Explain Pain Supercharged Jan 02, 2017

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Happy New Year to the Healthy Wealthy and Smart family! To start off 2017, I had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. David Butler to the show to chat about his work, Explain Pain Supercharged, co-written by Dr. Lorimer Moseley. David is a clinician, an international freelance educator, an Adjunct Associate Professor with the University of South Australia and an Honoured Lifetime Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. His professional interests focus around the integration of neurobiology into clinical decision making and public and professional education in pain, stress and performance management.

In this episode, we discuss:

-David's patient centered updates in Explain Pain Supercharged

-How the immune system and nervous system interact and impact pain symptoms

-David explains SIMS and DIMS and how to treat the patient more holistically

-Evidence for opioid alternatives that everyone possesses in their brain

-And much, much more!

Reconceptulizing pain as a protective signal instead of a marker of injury or disease is an important target concept to improve pain outcomes for persistent pain patients. David states, "The primary root metaphor out there has been pain is enemy. Therefore you see pain killers, war against pain, shotgun approach. It's a big battle but we're trying to change the primary metaphor to pain is protector so therefore pain softener, you can be sore but safe, hurt not harm and to get metaphors coming off this deeper, deeper conceptual metaphor."

One of David's goals of Explain Pain Supercharged is to create a digestible curriculum for patient education. David believes, "Knowledge is the greatest pain liberator of all."

Physical therapists are at the forefront of empowering chronic pain patients with effective alternatives to pharmaceuticals. David stresses, "Your own drug cabinet in the brain can be more powerful than anything else."

For more information on David:

David Butler is a physiotherapy graduate of the University of Queensland (1978). He has a graduate diploma in advanced manipulative therapy (1985), a masters degree by research from the University of South Australia (1996) and a doctorate in education from Flinders University (2010). David is a clinician, an international freelance educator, an Adjunct Associate Professor with the University of South Australia and an Honoured Lifetime Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. His professional interests focus around the integration of neurobiology into clinical decision making and public and professional education in pain, stress and performance management. Food, wine and fishing are also research interests. Author of numerous book chapters and articles and the texts Mobilisation of the Nervous System (1991), The Sensitive Nervous System (2000), David has also co-authored of Explain Pain (2003, 2nd Edn 2013), The Graded Motor Imagery Handbook (2012) and The Explain Pain Handbook: Protectometer(2015).

Resources discussed on this show:

noi group website

noi jam blog

Protectometer

Take advantage of the Warby Parker offer here!

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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244: End of the Year Wrap up! w/ Julie Sias, SPT Dec 26, 2016

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On this week's episode I am joined by Julie Sias, SPT. Julie is doctor of physical therapy student at Chapman University in Orange County, CA and has been one of the behind the scenes stars at Healthy Wealthy & Smart! Julie has been the perfect addition to the podcast and has been instrumental in the growth and quality of the podcast!

In this episode we discuss:

- Our favorite episodes and why we loved them

- Why collaboration is key in business and life

- The exact tools we use to produce the podcast each week

- How to find people to work for you virtually

- What we have in store for you in 2017!

- and much more!

The resources we talk about in this episode:

A huge thank you to all of the listeners of the Healthy Wealthy & Smart podcast! Your love has made this our best year yet and we want you to know that we appreciate more than words can say!

Thank you, thank you , thank you! We wish you all a very happy and healthy 2017!

Karen, Julie and Kortne

243: Paul Potter, PT: Cash PT From Scratch Dec 19, 2016

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On this week's episode, Paul Potter joins me to chat about the elements of starting a cash practice from scratch. For more than 35 years, Paul Potter has successfully managed his own private practice and has authored On Fire: Ignite Your Passion with a Cash Therapy Practice and the Cash Practice From Scratch Course. He helps therapists fulfill their calling and create their own dream practice at his PaulPotterPT.com and CashPracticeFromScratch.com websites.

In this episode, we discuss:

-How to build an entrepreneur mindset and achieve professional freedom

-How to align your strengths with your ideal client base

-Why crafting a memorable patient experience will boost your practice and ultimately the profession

-The six essential steps therapists should take to launch a successful practice

-And so much more!

Paul encourages every therapist to build their own brand and style of care as a way to stay motivated. Paul states, "Every therapist should own their own practice whether in business for themselves or not."

Competing in the marketplace comes down to one key factor. Paul stresses, "The therapist that will become a little bit more consumer focused and step out of the older models, save the best from the previous models and the heritage we have as a profession, and bring that into the new 21st century, those are the ones that will survive, do the best job and have the best patient experience."

To have a sustainable business in the long term, crafting a memorable patient experience can be an important differentiator. Paul believes, "There is a consumer movement happening where they are taking control of their healthcare dollar."

From Paul's extensive experience, he has discovered that, "Private practice is born out of community and the more you can share that with accountants, my business friends, my wife, my good friends, those were so key in helping me launch a sustainable career that I still love 35 years later."

For more information on Paul:

Paul is a physical therapist and mentor who lives in Nebraska with his wife, who is also a therapist. They have four daughters. For more than 35 years he successfully managed his own private practice. He now guides therapists on how to start up their own practice at his website PaulPotterpt.com and podcast.

Paul created the Cash Therapy Success Academy because he believes in the power and impact of therapy entrepreneurs creating small business. Therapy provided in large organizations is essential and make no mistake we need it. But the real magic begins with entrepreneurs –born with the unique gift to build successful businesses.

Paul knows what it's like to begin a start-up for less than $100 when he lacked the necessary finances and self-confidence. He experienced what it's like to start all over when devastated by a life threatening diagnosis. After managing his own private practice for over 35 years Paul knows how valuable it is to have the support and guidance from family, friends and experienced mentors.

The Cash Therapy Success Academy exists to help entrepreneurs like you create a fulfilling and profitable practice for yourself and those you care about. We provide quality resources and training through courses, books, and coaching found on the PaulPotterPT.com blog and Cash Therapy Success Academy.

Social Media Links:

Facebook

Linked In

Twitter

Resources discussed on this show:

StoryBrand by Donald Miller

Stay tuned for Cash Practice From Scratch launching January 3rd, 2017! Be sure to check out his blog for more great resources at PaulPotterPT.com. Paul welcomes any questions to his email heypaul@paulpotterpt.com.

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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242: Christoph Trappe: Authentic Storytelling Dec 12, 2016

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Christoph Trappe joins me to share how you can be an authentic storyteller in healthcare. Christoph Trappe (aka The Authentic Storyteller™) is a career storyteller who has worked as a journalist, a nonprofit executive, and a content marketing strategist and consultant. He is a globally-recognized content marketing expert who frequently speaks at marketing conferences about social media, blogging and results-oriented storytelling strategies.

In this episode, we discuss:

-Why healthcare practitioners should develop the skill of authentic storytelling

-How to promote your story to the world to make the largest impact

-Can ego sabotage your authentic story?

-How to craft a compelling and meaningful story

-And much, much more!

Christoph believes that differentiating your brand and attracting customer interest to your unique mission is the key to a successful practice. He stresses, "What it comes down to is whoever tells the best stories wins."

Finding the best channels to disseminate your message is critical for growth. Christoph states, "Some people say it's not the best content that wins but it's the best promoted content that wins."

While presenting to large audiences, Christoph discourages reliance on visuals and recommends stimulating a two-way dialogue. It is important to remember, "Story telling is a conversation even when people are not talking back."

For more about Christoph:

Christoph Trappe (aka The Authentic Storyteller™) is a career storyteller who has worked as a journalist, a nonprofit executive, and a content marketing strategist and consultant. He is a global keynote speaker, frequent blogger and author. His digital initiatives have been recognized globally. He is currently helping hospitals across the United States share their authentic stories.

He is a globally-recognized content marketing expert who frequently speaks at marketing conferences about social media, blogging and results-oriented storytelling strategies. Some of his awards include:

2 on the global #hit100 of healthcare social media influencers (2016)
3 Content Marketing Account to Follow on Twitter for 2016
Top 25 most interesting social media blogs in 2016
Most Influential on the 2015 HIT99 Healthcare Social Media List
IMA Marketer of the Year – 2015 and Best Blog – Community Engagement
Top 10 content marketers on social media by Klout – 2016
100th Most Influential Marketer (Content Marketing World)
89th Most Influential Content Marketer on Twitter (Axonn Media, London)
5 content marketing expert to follow on Twitter by VEInteractive
14 (of 45) content marketer globally to follow (Mount Now)
2012 Corridor Business Journal Forty Under 40
2011 Freedom Festival Hero award (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) for community involvement
2007 one of three Young Iowa Journalists of the Year
2001 to 2005, numerous Iowa Associated Press Managing Editor reporting awards

Christoph sits on two global boards to advance the art and science of authentic storytelling content marketing:

Content marketing in healthcare

In his role as senior director of content marketing + content creation at MedTouch, Christoph and his team handle content writing across all sizes of website projects and advise healthcare brands across the United States on blogging, social media and eNewsletter strategies and how to align those strategies with patient/member/donor acquisition efforts. The team also partners closely with clients as needed to implement strategies. A key part of the team's success is its internal engagement with physicians and leaders who actively request their guidance. The Content Marketing Institute has listed the team as a top global content marketing agency.

Resources discussed on this show:

Authentic Storytelling

Christoph's twitter

The Official Ted Guide to Public Speaking

Marketoonist

ZDoggMD Youtube

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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241: Erin Jackson, J.D.: The Legal Side of Physical Therapy Dec 05, 2016

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Erin Jackson joins me to answer audience questions on healthcare law for physical therapists. Erin is a healthcare attorney, consultant, and health equity advocate. She also is a Managing Partner of Jackson LLP, a healthcare law firm in Chicago, and a Principal of Jackson & Co., a healthcare consultancy serving the compliance and business needs of providers and practices nationwide.

In this episode, we discuss:

-Why every independent PT practice owner needs a Privacy Policies and Procedures manual

-How to know if your practice falls under HIPAA rules and regulations

-Can referrals and profit sharing be kickbacks?

-Creative solutions for pro-bono work

-What a good legal representative should know and how to find the right one for your practice

-Everything you need to know about treating Medicare patients if you're an out of network provider

-And so much more!

Before committing to your first job, Erin encourages reading the fine print to ensure it is the right fit for you. She recommends to not, "take one that really isn't going to allow you to treat in the way that you have spent all this time educating yourself to treat. You really deserve to be in an environment that advances your profession and professional existence in a way that matches your vision and all of your hard work for the past several years."

There is a conflict of interest when incentivizing current patients to refer others to your clinic. Erin states the consequences are, "It potentially thwarts the accuracy of information about the quality of the services when people are getting financial benefit."

Hiring a healthcare lawyer is essential when incorporating your practice to avoid unnecessary challenges. Erin states, "The number one mistake I see people making is they have had their accountants set up their businesses. Now most of the time this is okay if you're opening a widget store however different rules apply to opening healthcare practices."

For out of network providers, the argument for treating Medicare patients has high risk. Erin stresses, "If you're not in trial and you haven't been caught or gotten in trouble for this stuff, I would say most people's risk tolerance is way too low to tolerate this sort of risk… If you want to see Medicare beneficiaries, then take Medicare."

For more information about Erin:

Erin Jackson is a healthcare attorney, consultant, and health equity advocate.

She is the Managing Partner of Jackson LLP, a healthcare law firm in Chicago, and a Principal of Jackson & Co., a healthcare consultancy serving the compliance and business needs of providers and practices nationwide.

In addition to her healthcare practice, Erin serves as the President of the nonprofit organization Inspire Santé. Using her healthcare knowledge and patient experience, she speaks to healthcare providers about the importance of maintaining a patient-centered practice. In the past year, she spoke at the APTA's Combined Sections Meeting, keynoted the Michigan Physical Therapy Association's conference, and appeared on podcasts like the APTA's MoveForward Radio. In 2017, she will be speaking at physical therapy conferences around the country and expanding her reach as an educator, consultant, and advocate.

Websites:

Jackson & Co. Healthcare Consultancy

Jackson LLP Law Firm

You can get more great insight from Erin on twitter and from her persistent pain blog here and health law blog here!

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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240: Monique Costello: How Eating Clean can Change your Life Nov 28, 2016

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Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast! Monique Costello joins me to chat about the healing nature of food. Monique Costello is a Certified Culinary Nutrition Expert, Integrative Holistic Health Coach and a Gourmet Cook who conquered her years of persistent pain with the very same element that fueled her passion, food.

In this episode, we discuss:

-Monique's health journey with persistent pain

-The role of a health coach on a healthcare team

-How to utilize food to reduce inflammation and heal

-Monique's timely tips for eating healthy during the holidays

-And much, much more!

Monique's experiences with overcoming chronic pain have taught her the importance of positive thinking and challenging personal fears and limitations. She states, "If you're constantly thinking negative thoughts, there isn't a chance for positivity to win. It's taking little ways of how we think and how we view the world and tweaking them. "

Monique is a strong believer that optimal nutrition and health looks different for everyone and requires self-reflection and experimentation. She recommends that you "Start to become a little more intuitive with your body and start to really notice what your body is telling you."

Monique recommends pursuing mediation and personal growth to be the most optimal provider for your patients and clients. She stresses, "We don't stop and take time for ourselves… If you don't secure you first, you're not going to be able to help anyone else."

For more about Monique:

Monique Costello is a Certified Culinary Nutrition Expert, Integrative Holistic Health Coach and a Gourmet Cook. After years of a debilitating break down of the body, chronic back pain and unexplained symptoms ranging from low energy, restless sleep and weight gain to dry skin, Monique found relief in the very same element that fueled her passion, food.

A champion recipe developer once featured on The Food Network, Monique now works as a health strategist through corporate wellness programs and a one-on-one coaching. She teaches Soma Institute's Health and Wellness certification program and healthy cooking classes at Kendall College along with hosting Clean Food Cleanse programs to help people recognize that food is medicine and it can heal you from the inside. Read more about Monique's story at happyeatshealthy.com

Resources discussed on this show:

Entropy Physiotherapy Courses

Protectometer

If you're interested in learning more from Monique, you can find more great resources on facebook, instagram, and twitter!

Sign up for the Happy Eats Healthy Newsletter and receive Monique's 5 Sensational Summer Salads recipe at Happy Eats Healthy. You'll be the first to know about the launch of her online cooking classes as well!

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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239: Dr. Jamey Schrier: The Automated Practice Nov 21, 2016

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Dr. Jamey Schrier joins me to discuss the tools necessary for an automated private practice. Jamey is a private practice physical therapy owner whose mission is to teach clinic owners exactly how to free themselves from their grueling daily work schedule, how to make more money and have more free time. With his book The Automated Practice: Success Secrets for Working Less and Earning More which has been an Amazon #1 best seller and his online education course, The Automated Private Practice, he has helped hundreds of owners with concrete strategies to automate and grow their business.

In this episode, we discuss:

-How Jamey transitioned from a clinician to a successful private practice owner

-The top three things that challenge private practice owners and what to do about them

-Why successful automation is mostly about building the right team for you practice

-The tools and technology Jamey uses to boost efficiency and grow his practice

-And much, much more!

Clarity is a key when transitioning from a clinician mindset to an owner mindset. Jamey stresses, "What do you want and how fast do you want it? Because we are in control, nothing else is controlling our future but us."

Jamey believes that practical leadership is not accomplished through self-sacrifice but rather building a great team and effectively delegating duties. He states, "We can't do it all. So swallow your egos, swallow your pride, and be the real leader in your practice and bring great people on your team. Get people to take stuff off your plate that you don't like the most. Do it tomorrow—I promise you, it will come back to you 100 fold. "

If your goal is to ultimately automate your practice, one of Jamey's biggest pieces of wisdom is, "You are not here to serve your business, your business is here to serve you. Build your business around you—build it around your superpowers, your natural ability, your passion. Build it around you and it will be the most successful business possible because you don't serve the business well by doing things you don't like, and frankly you're not good at."

For more information about Jamey:

In 2004, Jamey Schrier was facing the soul-crushing struggles of private practice ownership. He couldn't figure out how to grow his business without sacrificing his family, income or time.

Armed with an insatiable curiosity, Jamey invested the next 9 years and over $300,000 to learn how to automate his practice. At the end of his journey, Jamey finally discovered the formula to creating a self-managed, profitable and stable practice that allowed more time with his family and more time to work "on" his business.

Today, Jamey is sharing his methodology and what he learned to practice owners all across the country. His book, The Automated Practice: Success Secrets for Working Less and Earning More, has been an Amazon #1 best seller and his online education course, The Automated Private Practice, has helped hundreds of owners with concrete strategies to automate and grow their business.

Today, Jamey spends most of his time teaching practice owners how to apply his methodologies through his revolutionary program called Lighthouse Leader.

As Jamey tells the story, a Lighthouse Leader is a professional practice owner committed to achieving personal freedom from the day the day stresses of business ownership without sacrificing income or quality of service. His unique approach combines sound business principles with best practices that he learned over 20 years in business. Jamey's true gift is in his ability to share his wisdom in a fun, easy to understand and implement, way.

Jamey lives in the Washington D.C. area with his wife, Colleen, and two kids, Jack and Gracie. When not having fun with his family, you can find him on the basketball court, the golf course or reading in his favorite spot on the porch.

Resources discussed on this show:

Amazon: The Automated Practice: Success Secrets for Working Less and Earning More

Get a FREE copy of his book from his website: The Automated Professional Practice!

Connect with Jamey on twitter and send any questions via email to jamey@jameyschrier.com!

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Xo Karen

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238: Dr. Jason Silvernail: #AJA Part 2, Outlook for the PT profession Nov 14, 2016

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On this week's episode of the Healthy Wealthy and Smart Podcast, Dr. Jason Silvernail joins me for Part 2 of Ask Jason Anything! Dr. Silvernail is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who was selected for the prestigious Army-Baylor Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy at Fort Sam Houston for subspecialty training and graduated in 2010, earning him both a Doctor of Science degree from Baylor University and Fellow status in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists. A clinician and researcher, he has published clinical commentaries and original research in the medical literature including the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Manual Therapy, and the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy.

In this show, we discuss:

-The roadmap to a military physical therapy career

-Jason's hiring process for seasoned professionals and new graduates

-How to translate the present body of knowledge into clinical practice

-Jason's overall outlook for the physical therapy profession and advice for fresh PTs

-And so much more!

For more about Jason:

Jason Silvernail DPT, DSc, FAAOMPT qualified with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University Of Scranton Pennsylvania in 1997, and he has been in practice as a physical therapist since then. He completed his Doc tor of Physical Therapy Degree in 2006. He was selected for the prestigious Army-Baylor Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy at Fort Sam Houston for subspecialty training and graduated in 2010, earning him both a Doctor of Science degree from Baylor University and Fellow status in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.

Dr. Silvernail is a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

He is a career military officer, practicing in the US Army since 1998, and has been stationed across the United States, Europe, the Middle East and in Afghanistan. Dr Silvernail has worked with a wide variety of patient populations and settings including orthopedic/sports, chronic pain, amputee and neurological rehabilitation, and strength and conditioning.

A clinician and researcher, he has published clinical commentaries and original research in the medical literature (including the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Manual Therapy, and the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy) and he has a prominent professional presence online where you can connect with him on Facebook or Twitter.

Dr. Silvernail is married to Carolyn T. Silvernail, who is a graduate student at American University with degrees in Exercise Science, Digital Film and in Music Performance. They live in the northern Virginia area and enjoy hiking, fitness, and ballroom dancing. Opinions expressed by Dr Silvernail are his own and do not represent the official policy or position of the United States Army, the Department of Defense, or the United States Government.

Resources discussed on this show:

Keith Smart Publications

Systematic Clinical Reasoning in Physical Therapy (SCRIPT): Tool for the Purposeful Practice of Clinical Reasoning in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy

The Mechanisms of Manual Therapy in the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Pain: A Comprehensive Model

Soma Simple

US Army-Baylor DPT Program

USA Jobs

San Diego Pain Summit 2017

Make sure to follow Jason on twitter and facebook for more great resources and conversations!

Have a great week and stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!

Xo Karen

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