In today's episode, we sit down with founder of HQPT, Ryan Baugus, and we discuss something we are very excited to bring to this community: a fresh perspective on Corporate Wellness.

When Ryan was telling me about what they are doing with corporate wellness, it felt like something you all needed to hear.

This could be the perfect thing for you to explore in 2023 not only as a way to make a large community impact, but as a killer way to beef up additional revenue streams for your clinical business.

In this 40' conversation, Ryan explains how and why they began their corporate wellness initiative, what a modern day CALU-aligned corporate wellness partnership looks like, and how YOU, yes, YOU, can look get started with seeing if this makes sense for your business in 2023.

Ryan is going to be working a select number of people to help them bring this to their own companies. So if this episode resonated with you, you can apply HERE or reach out to Ryan directly @hq_pt

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Oh - hello there. It's been a little while since we had a Level Up Podcast episode. We've been in the lab blastin' and clastin' and working hard over the last two years - and we are feeling SO excited about the new community powered course we are launching in January, Foundations 2.0.

In this episode we cover EVERYTHING you need to know about this course, why we created it, and how you can apply!

We hope you enjoy!

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What if we told you one of the ultimate keys to growing as a clinician could be found from the field of…Cooking?   Today, we are joined by one of the BIGGEST influences on the Level Up and CALU community, Derek Miles.   Derek is one of those people that is loaded with wisdom, and his unique background in cooking provides some ripe opportunities for analogies and incredible lessons that transcend the kitchen and take us into the clinic.   While he is famous for his cut rate IG series “cooking with adhesions,” this discussion is focused on a totally different set of key messages to be gleaned from the culinary field.   I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation, and think you will too! So give this episode a listen and make sure you are following Derek (@derek_barbellmedicine)Please be sure to give our podcast a rating if you find it helpful, and share it around!   Thank you to our podcast team: Producer: @WesWax Intern: @jasmine_dragon831 ____________________________________________________________   Looking to join a FREE community of passionate providers dedicated to redefining the standard of care? Join our CALU Community FB Group today for all things including:

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In this special episode of the clin ed series, we bring you the audio cast of a free lecture recorded and housed on our CALU YouTube.

This presentation was originally created for a local DPT program, but it serves as the perfect piece for this aspect of our clin ed curriculum.

In this podcast you will:

• Appreciate the inherent uncertainty embedded in clinical care.

• Understand why embracing uncertainty allows for more authentic communication skills and clinical confidence.

• Explore how to cultivate humility and why this is critical for doctor-patient relationships and meaningful professional development.

We hope that after listening to this, you will have more guidance, direction, and confidence with your clinical communication skills and critical thinking!

You can watch the lecture on our CALU YouTube here: https://youtu.be/i3WYSiStjzw

Please be sure to give our podcast a rating if you find it helpful, and share it around!

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Have you ever felt:

• The things you learned in school don't matter?
• Paralyzed by the nocebo overlords on how to communicate exam findings in a way that doesn't nocebo your patients?

Well then, this episode is most definitely for you. But this episode will benefit anyone who is dedicated to growing as a clinician and looking to provide best care.

In this next portion of the clin-ed series, we take some time to discuss one of the most critical elements of being a competent clinician AND communicator, which is....having a rock solid orthopedic foundation!

The problem is, this foundation absolutely needs to be broadened and reconciled if you really want to provide that A1 care!!!

What we learn is school is so important, but if we leave it at that, it is often incomplete, and has the potential to be harmful to our patients.

In this episode we clarify more on:

• New Grad Nihilism Crisis aka “nothing matters” phase
• Differential Diagnosis Prep Work informing solid history taking
• “The Diagnosis Dilemma" and the importance of context when discussing exam findings.
• The Power of Prognosis 
• How to communicate "uncertainty" with conviction
• How to expand and reconcile a rock solid orthopedic foundation.

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In this episode, big time CALU influence and mentor Nicole Piemonte joins us for the second time on the Level Up Podcast!

Nicole is a Medical Humanities PhD at Creighton University and is doing some incredible work to bring a transformative culture to life with her colleagues and med students. She authored one of our favorite books, "Afflicted: How Vulnerability Can Heal Medical Education and Practice"

In this episode, we really focus on in the cultural elements and socialization process of medical education.

We discuss the difference between calculative thinking and meditative thinking, as well as how these types of thinking came to be.

We then really dive into "professionalism," how we can create a truly transformative culture that will help cultivate providers who can do it all, and lastly, Nicole will leave you with her KEY message from her White Coat Ceremony Keynote she will be giving at different DPT programs!

Give us a listen on your favorite platform and let us know what you think!

Today, Zak lays down some serious reflections on the state of clinical education, the hidden forces that shape us in our schooling, and proposes a vision for what we can collectively strive for if we want to truly embrace a transformative clinical education experience for future professionals.

If you are a student looking to become the best professional possible - listen to this!

If you are new clinician looking to become the best professional possible - listen to this!

If you are a CI or Academician looking to help in transforming the landscape of clinical ed - listen to this!

Listen on your favorite podcast platform, and let us know what ya think!

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In this episode, Zak attempts his first ever solo-cast and puts some thought into why this is the direction we are going with the podcast, what to expect, and breaking down the “syllabus” with more detail. Tune in and we hope this will get you excited for what’s to come!

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In this episode of clinical files, Shelbie works us through one of the rare times you get a zebra in clinical practice. What was supposed to be a breezy post op meniscectomy in a healthy 14 yo female ended up being massively complicated by a very strange neuro presentation that required some referring out.

We also go over Zak's very thought provoking case study involving a 14 yo f with BL "shin splints" that have been lingering for roughly 4 months. We discuss differential diagnosis, navigating the subjective interview, and what is the best possible course of action?

Tune in and let us know what you think!

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In todays episode, I sit down with Quinn to discuss the future of the Level Up Mentorship.   After 7 amazing cohorts, and over 2,000 MSK students and clinicians having gone through, we have learned so much valuable information about what has worked extremely well, and also what things we can make a massive improvement on for both sustainability AND impact.   To all of our past, present, and future mentee’s and mentor’s, we would highly recommend listening to this 35’ conversation to learn more about what went into the decisions being made with this new and improved version of the Level Up Mentorship, and what the vision for CALU Foundations Mentorship is!   We are SO damn excited for August, and think this is going to be so much fun, and most importantly, help so many people! ____________________________________________________________   Join our FREE CALU Community FB Group today for all things including:

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I remember the feeling of craving intensive clinical mentorship as a new grad. I had applied to one residency, it didn’t work out, but ultimately I wasn’t sure the traditional residency model was right for me. Not that there is anything wrong with traditional residency, it can be great for the right person. But ultimately, they are extremely scare, competitive, and don’t always align with your clinical values.

Luckily, I had been doing some informal mentorship under someone I really admired, Ramez Antoun, who had been extensively trained under a diverse spectrum of approaches spanning orthopedics, PNF, pain science, and strength and conditioning. 

When we joked about creating our own “residency” for me to complete under him, we suddenly realized this sounded like an awesome idea. And I am forever grateful to Ramez for taking the time to construct such a thoughtful and incredible learning experience!

It was such an incredible and formative experience, and my hope is that for some of you, you are able to pave your own path of what YOUR ideal clinical mentorship looks like!

Hope you enjoy this episode and let us know your thoughts!

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and if you would like to learn more from Ramez, please check out the following links!

Neuropedics Newsletter : https://unique-author-8436.ck.page/01ee69fcf7

Neuropedics Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ig6bCzo8Wr3nOYFP2kSyh?si=fDvhBBSrQJOr7B_q270OkA

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