Meet the Experts
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Jeffrey W. Hathaway, PT
Jeffrey W. Hathaway graduated from Ithaca College and has been a PT for 23 years. He has owned clinics as well as consulting and coaching businesses. He has extensive experience consulting in industrial injury management. Mid-way through his career, Mr. Hathaway got out of the Physical Therapy field to study and then consult in the area of organizational development.
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What industry trend do you see growing? Evidence Based Practice; Clinics run on quality not production.
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Eric K. Robertson, PT, DPT, USACC
Eric Robertson is an Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at the Medical College of Georgia, teaching orthopaedics. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University in 1999 and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Boston University in 2005. Dr. Robertson has practiced physical therapy services in a wide variety of clinical settings, specializing in manual orthopedic physical therapy.
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What else do you think the "world of physical therapy" should know about you? I am a dedicated fan of the New York Football Giants!
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Thomas L. Sevier, MD, FACSM
Dr. Sevier is committed to the field of rehabilitation and musculoskeletal medicine. For almost 15 years, he has been board-certified in internal medicine with a sub-specialty certification in Sports Medicine. In 1995, he became the youngest physician ever to become a fellow in the American College of Physicians. That same year he also became the youngest physician to be granted fellowship status in the American College of Sports Medicine. As a team physician for several colleges, he provided medical coverage for many high-profile sporting events. Dr. Sevier established the first ACGME accredited Sports Medicine Fellowship in the United States, and served as a faculty member at two universities. He pioneered important advances in rehab and sports medicine, and has received recognitions, awards and appointments. He writes extensively for peer-reviewed journals, scientific publications and books, speaks, and has appeared on television regarding health and physical rehabilitation.
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Why did you join the Physical Therapy field? I developed close relationships with physical therapists during my research (much of what I was investigating focused on therapy/rehab approaches), and also while practicing medicine. I believe physical therapy is of vital importance in the treatment of many conditions. While teaching physicians to become specialists in Sports Medicine, I invited physical therapists in to teach about the processes and benefits of physical therapy, so that the physicians could better understand the capabilities of therapists, and when they should refer patients to PT. I have always valued PTs as experts in musculoskeletal care and realize how essential PTs are in the proper care of these disorders.
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