Mentors in the Clinical Setting

In this episode of Clinical Conversations, we discuss the importance of mentorship in the clinical setting. Join us as we sit down with Stephanie May, Occupational Therapist and Clinic Manager at CORA Physical Therapy, and Ashley Langford, Director of Clinical Excellence at CORA Physical Therapy and the Director of the CORA Institute for Clinical Excellence.

We explore what makes a great mentor, how mentorship impacts both clinicians and patients, and the crucial differences between being a mentor and a manager. Whether you're a seasoned therapist or just starting out in your career, this conversation is packed with insights that can help you elevate your practice and empower others.

Link to blog: https://www.coraphysicaltherapy.com/m...

Link to learn more about the CORA Institute for Clinical Education: https://www.ptclinicalexcellence.com/

Topics:
0:03 - Introduction of guests and topic of mentorship in the clinical setting
0:26 - The role of mentors in clinical settings: Why it matters
1:05 - What makes a great mentor in healthcare?
2:25 - The magic of mentorship: Real-life examples
4:07 - Mentor vs. Manager: Understanding the difference
8:28 - Key qualities to look for in a mentor
10:26 - The ripple effect of mentorship: Impact on clinicians and patients
13:00 - Cross-disciplinary mentorship: Can OTs mentor PTs and vice versa?
16:06 - Collaborative mentorship: Enhancing patient care through teamwork
17:49 - Final thoughts on mentorship and continuous learning
Watch the full episode to learn how mentorship can transform your clinical practice and positively impact patient care!