Dave O'Sullivan
The Go-To Physio
The Go-To Physio Podcast helps therapists differentiate themselves from other therapists by making sense of the most complex patients symptoms, effectively explain the problem & solution for complete buy in & design a bespoke step by step treatment plan for complete patient adherence while empowering your patients to build resilience that ethically increases your revenue, retention, referrals & reputation as the Go-To Therapist in your town! Dave O'Sullivan is the Current England rugby league Head Physio, Best selling author, Private Practice owner & Founder of The Go-To Therapist Mentorship.
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Episódios
The Go-To Physio: 'Understanding The Patient's Story And Making Sense of The Objective Assessment' 31.07.2019 28:45
In episode 2 of The Go-To Physio, I break down how to make sense of the objective assessment and being able to link it to the patient’s story. Doing this successfully is what allows me to be successful at steps one and two of my business growth plan ( which I discussed in detail on episode 1 ). Unless the therapist is clear on the problem and the solution they have no hope of being able to e...
The Go-To Physio: 'My Business Growth Plan' 20.07.2019 36:48
In this very first episode of The Go-To Physio, I will be revealing my EXACT 7 step business growth plan of how I MAXIMISED my clinical skills to build a profitable private practice. Following these steps allowed me to build my clinic from a small dingy treatment room above a running shop to now owning a 5 treatment room clinic and having 12 staff run the business without me being there. In...
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