Re: {Spam?} Please offer feedback for this little dilemma.

April 19, 2008

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This is, of course, just my opinion, but you asked: I think you should be

supportive with however your PTA feels she can be most successful in her

education. Ultimately, it is her choice anyway. Maybe you could find another

PTA to fill in those hours.

Deckard,PT/owner

TheraCare Physical Therapy

Mayfield, KY

{Spam?} Please offer feedback for this little dilemma.

I am pretty good at problem solving with major issues

that infrequently occur with my staff but this is a

subtle problem that could have big consequences. I

currently am down to myself and two PTA's for full

time staff, and employ a PRN PT. One of my PTA's wants

to begin pursuing her bachelors and I completely

support this. However, she wants to take a class that

will be four days per week from 8-10 am. I would

normally be willing to work around this but the class

is also offered one night a week outside of the work

schedule. She is concerned she wouldn't stay focused

during a 4 hour class once per week. I do not wish to

deter her school efforts but I feel she has a

commitment to fulfill with her job and should take the

course that is once per week and does not interfere

with her work schedule. Does anyone feel I being

unreasonable?

Bisesi MPT COMT

Winter Haven, FL

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