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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2022 · 36 MIN

15 Lessons From The Last 15 Years (Part 1)

from The New Grad Physio Podcast · host Andy Barker

This makes me feel kinda old! 15 years ago I was just about to start my physio journey, at the third attempt, and begin my studies at the University of Bradford. I was reminded of this last week on facebook, so I thought I would put together a special podcast episode. In this special episode I highlight some of my big wins, challenges and learnings as a new grad physio. There is a lot I have learnt in the last 15 years and I have a lesson for each and every year... And some great stories too!. Listen to this week's podcast episode to hear about my early career and the discover the key things that I have learnt along the way... Things you can learn to apply to your own practice and career to get better patient results and start making the progress in your career that you really want (and deserve)! Enjoy the show! PS. Andy would love to hear your feedback on this podcast. Please leave a review or get in touch at [email protected] and he will get right back to you. PPS. To get a copy of Andy’s book ‘How To Become A Competent, Confident & Competitive New Grad Physio’ or to access ALL his FREE learning resources head to www.newgradphysio.com

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