Pros
I have worked at PTU for the past 4 years. I started out here as a new grad and the collaborative environment allowed my clinical reasoning to grow. The ability to talk through my clinical reasoning with other clinicians was extremely valuable when first coming out of school. PTU values patient care through 1 on 1 appointments and has the equipment needed to get our patients back to the activities they love. Since we are a private practice there are a lot of opportunities for growth and following your passion. Since my time here I have been able to create new programs and hold strength and conditioning classes for the community. Everyone at PTU has a growth mindset and we are always trying to improve our patient care through journal clubs, in-services, and brining in speakers. Not only is this a great place to work and grow as a clinician but I also have created get friendships with all of my co-workers.
Cons
It is a good sign that I am having trouble coming up with a con. The con I can think of has to do with insurance which would be the case in any insurance based physical therapy clinic and the owner of PTU has changed EMR systems to try to make documentation as easy as possible.
