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Burnout among physical therapists (PTs) is a significant concern that manifests as emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a reduced sense of personal accomplishment. This phenomenon not only affects the therapists' health but also compromises the quality of patient care and the overall effectiveness of the healthcare system.1 Research indicates that a substantial percentage of PTs experience burnout at various stages of their careers, with estimates suggesting that nearly half of PTs report feelings of burnout.

Discover how you can help workers recovering from musculoskeletal injuries by designing effective transitional work plans and addressing key biopsychosocial barriers like fear of movement and social isolation. You’ll also dive into the legal side—understanding how the ADA and its amendments shape accommodations for workers. Plus, learn how PTs can create real value for employers, tapping into non-traditional revenue sources while improving recovery outcomes. Get ready for actionable insights that can enhance your practice and make a positive impact on both your patients and the workplace.

Chronic pain is complex, but no single specialty holds all the answers. The Chronic Pain Round Table was born from a simple idea—bringing together experts in interventional pain medicine, physical therapy, rheumatology, and psychiatry to solve the toughest pain cases collaboratively. What started as casual conversations became a groundbreaking, multidisciplinary approach to patient care. By addressing pain’s physical, inflammatory, and psychological factors, this team gives patients real solutions and a path to recovery. Want to start your own Chronic Pain Round Table? Learn how collaboration can change the way we treat pain.

Suppose you could do one thing to be more effective and efficient in your clinical practice, expand your professional network, and feel supported in pursuits such as research and teaching. Wouldn’t you jump on that opportunity? Physical therapy mentorship relationships can provide these benefits and MORE!