John Adamson, PT, MDiv, GCS on LinkedIn: Are you a pharmacist with a vision to work for a company making a… (2025)

I love this real-to-life portrayal of “The Tortoise and the Hare.”I try to be like the Tortoise- continually moving forward. (Partly because I lack the Hare’s energy and spring at this stage of life 😉)

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(cue sinister background music)"IT LIVES!!!"Yes, "Documentation Bootcamp" is making a reappearance after a several year break, with a much-needed upgrade to the look and content of the presentation.It's a few months away from completion, and I will share the information about when and where down the road.I am looking forward to bringing back the course that was my first foray into continuing education... 10 years ago!

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My newest morning ritual - penmanship. It’s not pretty, but there’s a good reason for all to consider handwriting. Penmanship, handwriting, cursive- whatever word you use- forces one to slow down and be more contemplative about the words. It causes you to reflect. It makes you meditate on what is being said. It facilitates learning. Take a few minutes each day to get away from typing and consider writing to enhance your learning.

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To ensure third-party payers recognize the value of your care, your documentation must clearly demonstrate that your care is:Safe and effectiveReasonable and necessaryVisit alliedhealthed.com to explore the courses I offer, designed to help you showcase these essential aspects convincingly.

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Happy 100 year anniversary to the PT profession, and Happy PT Month!

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If you are in this area, come see what our company is doing!"...transforming patient access complexities into seamless possibilities..."

Thanks to my Allied Health Ed on-demand course attendees’ support during Q3 of this year,$476 was raised for Reece’s Rainbow, helping kids with special needs find adoptive homes!Thank you!https://reecesrainbow.org/

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When we began our adoption journey, my wife and I wanted a “rainbow” of the beautiful hues that God endowed mankind with. Little did we know he’d open our hearts to children with profound special needs. Whatever your adoption journey, it is a beautiful thing to provide an unwanted or unloved child(ren) a home. God bless this beautiful family!

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The nice thing about these questions posed by the author is that they help ensure something fundamental to informed consent, and that’s:Shared decision making.

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