So last month I officially hit four years of blogging, and I realized that I have never completely shared my journey on how I got started/how "The Curly Clinician" came to be what it is today! I posted an Instagram reel about a week ago sharing how I ...
So you’ve received an interview invite for PT school...congratulations! Now it is time to prepare for the interview. Duke didn’t require interviews when I applied (and that is the only program I applied to as I applied early decision), so I searched ...
Like most colleges and universities, my DPT program has transitioned to online learning in hopes to help flatten the curve of COVID-19. This has definitely taken some getting used to, but I am so grateful for professors and faculty that are trying ...
First year me thought anatomy was hard, but second year me is here to tell you that MSK is a whole different ballgame! MSK (also known as Musculoskeletal Patient Management I and II in my program) is one of the most difficult classes in PT school (in ...
Hi friends! Today I'm back with another STEPs recap! If you are new around here: during the first and second years of my program, we have 1-2 week clinical experiences every semester (called STEPs). We will have 5 total, with half in an inpatient ...
My friend Yusra posted her lessons from her first year of PT school last year, and that inspired me to post mine! I have learned and grown a lot over this past year, and I am excited to share these lessons with y'all! 1. The "P" in "DPT" stands ...
What the heck is Match Day? So you've probably heard me talk about Match Day a whole lot. Match Day is the day we "choose" our terminal clinical experiences (aka our third year rotations). And I put choose in quotations because we only have so ...
