Join Douglas White as he interviews Genevieve Correa, a physical therapist who operates one of the only private practices on the island of Molokai, Hawaii.

Genevieve shares her experiences of working in a rural environment, where limited access to healthcare and the constant turnover of medical professionals create unique challenges. She discusses the importance of building trust with patients, many of whom have felt neglected by the healthcare system, and the satisfaction of making a real difference in their lives.

Genevieve also offers advice to fellow physical therapists who may be considering a move to a rural setting, emphasizing the need for adaptability, resilience, and a genuine commitment to serving underserved populations. This interview provides a valuable perspective on the rewards and challenges of rural physical therapy.

⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️

https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities

Target Audience: 

This episode is perfect for physical therapists, healthcare professionals, PT students, rural healthcare workers, orthopedic specialists, clinic administrators, public health advocates, medical mission volunteers, rural community leaders, PT educators, rural clinic owners, and primary care physicians.