articleMay 23, 2012 The Ideal WebPT Setup Last week, we tackled the topic of Internet connections . In that post, I noted that many of our Members found that WebPT works best via a cable connection. That got me thinking: what about browsers, hardware, routers, and all that other tech gear that makes your clinic …
articleNov 5, 2013 Founder Letter: PQRS 2014 Well, it’s November already, and that means two things: Thanksgiving and Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS). Sure, PQRS doesn’t involve mouthwatering roasted turkey, savory stuffing, or creamy mashed potatoes, but it has become quite the November tradition for us here at WebPT. You see, this is the time …
Payment Reform and Occupational Therapy: Why Learning ICD-10 is Good for OTs Read More »
articleJul 25, 2013 WebPT Staff Spotlight on Christian Coker Note: Each month, we will feature a different member of the WebPT family in our Staff Spotlight blog series. For as long as he can remember, Christian Coker has been a talker. “I’ve always been the most outspoken person in my family, ” he said. “To …
articleMay 19, 2015 What PTs Need to Know About ACOs As a physical therapist, you’re likely well-versed in the acronyms that drive your documentation practices: HIPAA , CPT , CMS , PQRS , FLR , and FML (just kidding). But there’s one more to watch for: ACO. By now, you’ve probably heard this one being …
articleJun 15, 2015 4 Factors Affecting Your Physical Therapist Salary Physical therapists are empathetic by nature. As such, most didn’t get into the PT profession to make bank. That being said, empathy doesn’t pay the bills. Luckily, the impact you make on your patients’ lives actually does. You get paid to treat patients. Now, how …
articleMar 8, 2016 Luck o’ the Outcome: Which OMT Are You? Whether you’re Irish or simply Irish-at-heart (hey, even St. Patrick himself didn’t hail from the Emerald Isle), March 17 is reserved as a day to bust out your best jig; don every imaginable shade of green; and partake in some delicious food and drink—even …
articleMar 22, 2016 PT v Outcomes: Dawn of Value Most superhero sagas revolve around a classic battle of good versus evil. The good guy—our hero—swoops in to save the day, rescuing everyone from whatever horrible deed the baddie was planning. But sometimes, a story needs two heroes to get the job done. While Batman and …
Just Say No: How to Balance What Patients Want with What’s Right for Business Read More »
articleApr 14, 2016 3 Steps to Avoid the Bad-Hire Blues in Your Practice Hiring the right person for your practice can be tricky, because if you want to find a true “gem, ” you have to evaluate more than a person’s qualifications. You have to hire for good culture-fit , too. And unfortunately, that’s a …
articleApr 4, 2016 Optimization: Is Your Practice Lean? As a rehab therapist, you already expend a lot of energy on optimization—optimization of your patients’ physical, occupational, or speech capabilities, that is. You help your patients be their most perfect, most functional, and most effective selves. But what about your business? Are you working to ensure …
Scalability: What is It, and How Does It Relate to Private Practice? Read More »
Job Details Level Entry Salary Range Undisclosed Job Location USA-AZ-Phoenix Travel Percentage Undisclosed Position Type Full Time Job Shift Day Education Level Undisclosed Job Category Information Technology We’re a technology company, so naturally, our people use technology—a lot—to rock their roles and get things done. And with technology being such a crucial factor in our …
