086 - Pros and Cons of treating pain. When should we, shouldn’t we, and can we?

085 - Talking assessment tips for young health professionals ft Dave Renfrew and Nick Papastamatis

084 - Bronnie Lennox Thompson on all things persistent pain, living with pain, and helping people with pain

We covered Bronnie's journey from O.T to Psych to living with persistent pain and the moment when she was told, "there's not much more we can do."

She gives us advice on how to structure consults and questions to evoke mutual goal setting and shared decision making.

We ended with top tips for new grad physios on how to approach these types of complex situations.

 083 - The Job Interview

Jeff hosts this episode with Mic and Pete to talk about “The Job Interview”.  The iMoveU team covers the key considerations, powerful questions to ask; as well as practical tips for new grads looking to start their journey in the Healthcare industry.

082 - What’s in the iMoveU course and our purpose behind iMoveU

Mic discusses what exactly is in the iMoveU course and some of our foundational purposes behind iMoveU.

081 - Mindset towards Courses

Mic discusses how to approach a course with the right mindset and intention as well as post-course tips and 1%'ers to help make the learnings stick.

If you would like to come to the iMoveU live course we are on in Melbourne on 21.2.21.

080 - 5 Tips to Help with EPC Patients & Rebooking

In today's episode, Mic talks about the 5 tips to help with your EPC patients and rebooking. 

078 - What is 3in8 rebooking.

In this episode, Mic covers what 3in8 means when rebooking patients and the pros and cons of using a structured rebooking process.

078 - Rest and Recovery for Health  Professionals

In today's podcast Mic talks about how to organize your rest and recovery as a young health professional. Why we promote the athlete recovery model but don't use it ourselves.

077 - Running through your First 5 years in Private Practice with Patrick McNamara

 Mic and Pat run through what the first 5 years of private practice was like from new grad to 5 years in. 

076 - Justin Richardson - Volunteering your time and services as an allied health professional

Justin is a Physiotherapist from Sydney who has worked within many sporting settings throughout his career so far. One of today's biggest issues in allied health and sport is the constant battle between opportunity and developing further experience and the level of commitment and remuneration. Often there are volunteer positions advertised for health professionals with many years of experience and qualifications, and there is some pushback starting to form because of it.

Together Justin Richardson and Andrew Zacharia discuss the balance between when volunteering your time may be worth it compared to when it may feel like you're being taken advantage of. There are some realities with working within semi-elite and elite sporting organizations as well as amateur clubs in the local community, so being able to provide the filter for context is key!