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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 13 MIN

Episode 27- Julie Booth: From Corporate America to Interprofessional Healthcare

from Who Are You? · host Quinnipiac University

In the 27th episode of Who Are You?, Julie Booth, Director for the Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education at Quinnipiac, shares: 💼Her nontraditional path from working in corporate America to becoming a Physical Therapist, and then a professor 🩺 The importance of working collaboratively in an interprofessional healthcare environment 💪 What sets Quinnipiac University’s Physical Therapy program apart Related to this Episode: Center for Interprofessional Healthcare Education Quinnipiac’s Dual Degree BS in Health Science Studies/Doctor of Physical Therapy Host: Joel Vanner Guest: Julie Booth Producers: Mila Iuteri & Peter Gallay 00:00 Who is Julie Booth? 00:55 Journey to Healthcare and Quinnipiac 04:34 How did working in corporate America help in her transition to Physical Therapy 06:16 How Julie came to Quinnipiac 07:23 What is Interprofessional Healthcare? 08:03 The Center for Interprofessional Education at Quinnipiac University 10:09 How have your experiences informed you in helping teach students? 11:37 What sets Quinnipiac's Physical Therapy program apart?

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