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EPISODE · Apr 8, 2018 · 46 MIN

Episode 11- Innovations, growth, and mentorship with Professor Darryl Yardley

from PTCOFFEECAST · host The Movement

On this episode we sit down over a cup of coffee with our first Professor of the show. Darryl was our business professor , which was one of our favourite classes so far in PT school. He challenged us to think outside the traditional box and find ways that we could help to innovate our profession. Darryl is also the chair of the private practice division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and has his own way of giving back to younger PTs through his mentorship bootcamp. We discuss, the identity of the profession, how we can innovate, and the importance of mentorship as new grad PT. We really enjoyed talking with Darryl he has a wide range of experience within the profession and has many great thoughts that we think you will enjoy. If you enjoy the episode we would really appreciate it if you could head over to iTunes, subscribe, and leave us a review. We love hearing your feedback! Darryl Yardley @cpaprivatepractice Mentorship Bootcamp: http://mentorshipbootcamp.ca/ Physio Moves Canada: http://www.physiomovescanada.com/ You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @themvmtpts

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