RE: [BULK] Re: Intro to PT class question

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the more you know the more you realize what you don't know.

Kent Dunovan PT

Regional West Medical Center

sbluff NE

> [bULK] Re: Intro to PT class question

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> Interesting question, I would say you need to know how to effectively

> communicate with a wide range of people. You can have all the technical

> knowledge in the world but if you can't get your point across and make a

> connection it won't help you much.

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> Jon Weiss, PT, LAT

> Team Facilitator

> Bellin Sports Medicine - West

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> Green Bay, Wisconsin

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> >>> " biapt000 " < biapt000@... <mailto:biapt000%40yahoo.com>>

> 12/8/2006 8:50:01 AM >>>

> To all:

> I teach an Introduction to Physical Therapy course to about 400 pre-

> physical therapy students. I posed a question to them: What is the

> most important thing a PT needs to know/remember? As professionals at

> different levels I would like to hear your answers. What would you

> tell a future PT student is the most important thing to know/remember...

> You don't have to give your name but I would like to know what field of

> PT you are working in and how long you have been practicing. Thanks to

> all!

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> Amy Marshall, PT

> biapt000@... <mailto:biapt000%40yahoo.com>

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