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If you're a physical therapist, clinic owner, or healthcare leader looking for fresh mindset shifts, this Star Wars-inspired episode will hit you harder than a Wookiee hug. Jimmy and Dr. Rebecca Griffith break down seven iconic Star Wars quotes and translate them into practical leadership, mindset, and patient care strategies — all through a PT lens.

In this inspiring 10-year reunion episode, Ben Fung returns to reflect on the evolution of the PT profession — and what physical therapists and healthcare professionals MUST prioritize to thrive in 2025 and beyond. From wage literacy and career versatility to boardroom insights and the importance of work-life balance, this episode delivers clear, actionable advice for any PT looking to grow a rewarding career.Topics Discussed:Why wage literacy is more important than wage transparencyHow your DPT can take you anywhere — even outside of clinicsLessons PTs can steal from high-level boardroomsHow the definition of success has shifted in the last decadeMarketing yourself as a PT in the modern worldThe importance of forming a 10-year battle plan for PT's futureResources Mentioned:The Pulse by UpDoc MediaConnect with Ben Fung on LinkedIn

In this episode, Dr. Rebekah Griffith (The EDDPT) dives into how physical therapists and healthcare professionals can leverage StrengthsFinder and Working Genius to fuel career growth, avoid burnout, and thrive in leadership roles. From understanding your genius zones to navigating interviews with confidence, Rebekah shares actionable insights for any PT ready to level up.Resources and Links:StrengthsFinder 2.0: LinkSix Types of Working Genius: LinkMel Robbins Podcast "Let Them": LinkConnect with Rebekah Griffith: LinkedInFollow PT Pintcast:

Physical therapists — ever wonder how to get more referrals without begging for them? Dr. Jeremy Sutton cracked the code by launching a local podcast that tripled his patient volume. In this episode, he breaks down how he booked physician interviews, bypassed gatekeepers, and turned 13 of 17 leads into paying patients in a single month. This isn’t theory — it’s working right now in his Louisiana-based practice.✅ Learn how to use podcasting as your new referral strategy ✅ Hear how he partners with concierge doctors for real results ✅ Explore the use of shockwave therapy and media to boost local trust ✅ Why "being everywhere locally" beats paid ads when done rightDr. Jeremy Sutton Instagram: @healthySBC YouTube: HealthySBC

Nicole and Stephanie, aka The Note Ninjas, are an OT and PT duo teaching therapists how to cut documentation time without cutting corners. In this episode, they join Jimmy to talk about their personal breaking points, how they created a better way to document, and why creative treatment doesn’t have to come at the cost of defensibility or compliance.They also preview their upcoming CEU-approved virtual summit, where therapists will walk away with actionable documentation strategies and treatment ideas that actually help real humans.

Physical therapists often shy away from clinic retail, fearing they’ll come off as "salesy." Paul Timko from Stop Pain Clinical joins us to explain why selling isn't sleazy — it's smart. Paul shares how smart retail strategies improve patient care, strengthen home exercise compliance, and even grow your clinic’s revenue. Plus, learn about his Clinic Retail Mastermind and how it’s helping PTs nationwide level up without selling out.In This Episode:Why PTs resist retail — and why they shouldn'tReal examples of retail boosting outcomesEasy ways to start offering products ethicallyWhat the Clinic Retail Mastermind is and how to joinWhy creativity is your clinic's superpowerResources:Learn more about the Clinic Retail Mastermind: https://stopa.in/mastermindContact Paul Timko: (440) 396-4361 (text or call)Learn more about Stop Pain Clinical: stopa.inConnect with PT Pintcast:Subscribe on Apple PodcastsFollow on SpotifySubscribe to PT Pintcast on YouTubeFollow Jimmy on LinkedInInstagram: @ptpintcastWebsite: ptpintca

What if Nike built a PT clinic? In this episode, we dive into real-world strategies physical therapists can steal right now to future-proof their businesses — from discreet fall recovery services to hybrid fitness models that compete with OrangeTheory and CrossFit. Learn how to position your clinic to capture the community, culture, and continuity that keeps patients AND members coming back.

Will Boyd is a physical therapist turned digital marketing pro who helps clinic owners, educators, and healthcare entrepreneurs run profitable ad campaigns that convert. In this episode, Will talks about why Facebook and Google ads still dominate, why location matters more than you think, and how to scale without burning out.

On this episode of PT Pintcast, we hit the road — literally — with Matt Jurek, a PT who’s turned his passion for travel and tech into a remote-first consulting business. From full-time RV living to building RTM programs for clinics nationwide, Matt walks us through the how, why, and what’s next in Remote Therapeutic Monitoring.

Rebekah Griffith (EDD, PT) joins Jimmy McKay for a real-world discussion on finding your strengths, avoiding career burnout, and leveraging your natural talents using The 6 Types of Working Genius framework. They share personal stories about hitting the "ceiling" in clinical roles, why leadership paths aren’t right for everyone, and how understanding your true workstyle can completely change your career trajectory. Learn how to structure teams that energize rather than exhaust, why promotion ≠ success for everyone, and why accepting your Working Genius is the fastest path to career satisfaction.

In this episode, we break down a real-world clinic owner's struggles with debt, cash flow, staffing, and the "limbo" between being a solo PT and scaling a true business. Learn why adding a business partner is not a quick fix, how profit must come before partnerships, and how focusing on high-profit, low-stress services can save your clinic.What you'll learn:Why many PTs stay stuck in "not profitable enough" modeTactical steps to outsource, automate, and eliminate busyworkHow to create urgent marketing copy that drives real actionWhy less (not more) is often the answer in growing your clinicResources Mentioned:Six Types of Working Genius (Patrick Lencioni): https://www.workinggenius.com/Uncaged Clinicians Facebook GroupIdeas for launching Golf Simulator Membership ProgramsConnect with Us:Apple Podcasts: PT PintcastSpotify: PT PintcastWebsite: ptpintcast.comYouTube: @PTPintcast

In this episode, Jimmy McKay and Dave Kittle unpack why simply demanding a raise isn’t a long-term solution for PTs — and how creating value is the real power move.They dig into why messaging matters more than ever (goodbye “movement assessments”), innovative business models in neuro rehab, and what real partnerships look like in modern healthcare careers.Plus, they share hard-won lessons from radio sales, managing partnerships, and leadership inside clinics.Links:Learn more at PTPintcast.comSubscribe on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyFollow Jimmy on LinkedIn and InstagramYouTube Channel for full episodes and clips!

In this episode, Jimmy sits down with Dr. Rebecca Griffith (aka @theEDDPT) for a real-deal conversation on what it means to practice at the top of your scope—without losing yourself. They explore how PTs can use tools like ChatGPT to reduce stress, how the “Let Them” mindset (popularized by Mel Robbins) helps with boundaries in life and work, and why celebrating excellence is just as important as mentoring others.Topics Covered:The power of curiosity in trauma-informed careStudying for advanced PT certs with ChatGPTRethinking productivity: AI as your personal assistantLetting go of what you can’t control (and focusing on what you can)The StrengthsFinders personality framework in team dynamicsPT leadership: how to lead, teach, and not burn outGuest:Dr. Rebecca Griffith, PT, DPT, NCS, EdDInstagram: @theEDDPT

What makes a PT clinic thrive — or tank — in today’s healthcare landscape? This episode tackles the uncomfortable truths many physical therapy business owners avoid: emotional decision-making, misaligned compensation, and why the loudest voices online aren’t always the most successful offline.Join Jimmy, Dave, and Tony as they unpack real-world problems from practice ownership, leadership, and team dynamics, plus a sneak peek at a new community-powered segment: “Profitability Problems.”

Why are PT wages so low—and more importantly, who’s responsible?In this episode of the PT Pintcast 6-Pack, we’re joined by Matt Huey, a physical therapist, powerlifter, and healthcare humorist, who isn’t afraid to ask the uncomfortable questions. With five Texas state powerlifting records under his belt and a serious passion for wage transparency, Matt breaks down the forces behind stagnant PT pay—and what we as a profession can do about it.This one’s for the PTs and PTAs wondering if it’s the APTA, the government, or just us holding the paycheck hostage.Expect real talk, some laughs, and ideas you haven’t heard before on how to actually shift this conversation—and your income.

Are we being paid fairly for what we deliver?Join Jimmy McKay, Dave Kittle, and Tony Maritato for a no-holds-barred discussion on:Manual therapy vs. movement-based reimbursementHow Medicare defines (and limits) valueCharging patients for actual premium care — from certifications to techThe tension between doing more and being paid lessAction figures, AI-generated branding, and your role as a “healthcare hero”What We Talked About:Should PTs be charging for everything “above the minimum standard of care”?Is it ethical (or legal) to offer premium services on top of insurance-covered plans?How to avoid the burnout that comes from over-delivering and under-chargingThe difference between running a practice and running a charityLinks & Mentions:

You’ve heard the buzz about digital health, but what if we told you telehealth PT isn’t just a pandemic stopgap—it’s a powerful tool for clinical transformation?In this episode of the PT Pintcast 6-Pack, we tap into the mind of Hali Jones, a physical therapist-turned-health-tech strategist at ViFive, who’s making virtual care smarter, cooler, and way more effective than you think. From objective compliance tracking to geriatric engagement, Hali unpacks six surprising truths about telehealth PT—and why clinicians need to stop sleeping on this massive opportunity.Whether you’re a clinic owner, tech-curious PT, or just wondering how to future-proof your practice, this conversation is a goldmine of insight, research, and practical next steps.And yes—there’s actual data behind all of this.

What do cash-based PT, YouTube algorithms, and manual therapy have in common? For Dr. David Middaugh — everything.In this episode of the PT Pintcast 6-Pack, we sit down with Dr. David Middaugh, a manual physical therapist turned YouTube sensation, who’s helping thousands of people worldwide avoid surgery, injections, and medications through accessible video education and hands-on expertise.David runs El Paso Manual Physical Therapy, a thriving cash-based PT practice, and has grown his YouTube channel to over 600,000 subscribers — all while raising four kids (and homeschooling them!). He opens up about building his business from the ground up, the messy middle of digging out of debt, and why YouTube is the meritocracy PTs didn’t know they needed.If you’ve ever thought about leaving insurance behind, scaling your practice, or launching a YouTube channel to expand your impact — this is your episode.

What if your physical therapy clinic could spin off its own startups? In this episode, we dive deep with Dave Kittle on how PT owners can build businesses inside their business, sell them, and scale smarter—not harder.We cover:How Dave builds $250k revenue micro-businesses within his practiceThe truth about practice valuations and owner transitionsLead generation as a cooperative effort among local clinicsStructuring acquisitions to avoid post-sale disastersThe emotional marketing genius behind his $499 post-op offerWhy runners don't want you to fix their pain—and what they actually want insteadWhether you're looking to sell your practice, acquire another, or build a lean cash-based empire, this episode is a blueprint for PT entrepreneurship in 2025.