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Feb 21, 2021 52 min

Crossing Educational Chasms (Ft Zak Gabor)

from Into The Green Zone Hosted by Ellen Masson

Today we welcomed Zac Gabor to the RED ZONE. Zac is a physical therapist at Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness as well as the president of The Level Up Initiative. An organization dedicated to ongoing education for exercise professionals with a focus on bridging the gap between university and practice. Today we asked Zak : 1. What was your experience going from university to practice? (we can all give our perspectives here). 2. What memorable inflection points have you had through your professional development? 3. How do we bridge the gap between evidence-based and its practical application. 4. How do we better prepare clinicians for the physical, emotional, and phycological toll of being a clinician. 5. What advice would you give clinicians who want to continue to grow as clinical practice evolves. The Level Up Initisitive has great clinical resources so look them up to learn more! If you enjoyed this episode, we'd love it if you followed the podcast, left a review, or shared it with someone who might find it helpful. Connect with Ellen Masson Website: https://www.yourmovementspace.com.au/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/your.movement.space/ Email: [email protected] Connect with Meredith Woolsey Mobile: 0419 945 436 Email: [email protected] (to work with her) Email: [email protected] (for other clinicians)

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