Things I Wish I Knew as a New Grad PT | Physical Therapist Tips

If I could go back, I would give myself this advice. It's okay to not be great at first, as long as you continue to try to be better each day.
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[@himalimayank37]

Amazing.. thank you for sharing tips..

[@alanasigal]

ughhhh documentation was literally the bane of my existence on clinicals. good to know i'm not the only one!

[@ClinicalSprinkles]

It really took me SO long to get the hang of it. I would stay late at work that I would meet the custodian! And THEN bring more home.

[@katbarry1575]

@@ClinicalSprinkles 9 months late to this haha but I'm so glad to know I wasn't the only one! I finished OT clinicals in February and my CI would constantly put me down for taking too long to finish documentation. She would stay late with me since she had to sign off on my notes and I never felt like I could get to the level she wanted. For the longest time I felt like there was something wrong with me; it was a terrible feeling. It's tough out there being a student! Thank you for this video :)

[@ClinicalSprinkles]

@@katbarry1575 better late than never!

[@kristennicolosi]

so glad i found your channel!! i just finished up my first semester of PT school & have a channel as well😊💛 these tips are so helpful thank you!

[@ClinicalSprinkles]

Thank you!! That means a lot!!

[@wandacruz5010]

This video is so good! Thank you for the advice 💕

[@ClinicalSprinkles]

Thank you for the support!

[@qsweetie4082]

Do you have any tips for a new pta?