Residency Program Acceptance Wall

I think this is a way to continue that passion for learning that I was already pursuing, but in a way that now I have community and support.

What I hope to accomplish during residency is I want to be able to treat a wider variety of people with pelvic health issues.

I'm very excited to learn some new pelvic floor techniques and treatment styles in order to better provide for my patients...

I'm most excited about learning about my passion in basketball and football during the sports residency program and diving into the literature to provide evidence based practice for my athletes.

I think I'm most excited to hone my craft, improve my manual therapy skills, my diagnosis and treatment of anything that walks through the door.

 I feel like there's a lot of new research coming out throughout the years being exposed, especially having connections to HSS.

I am most excited to expand my knowledge base and my skill set as a clinician in the field of orthopedics to ultimately better help my patients.

I am really excited about starting the sports residency because it's one step closer towards becoming an expert in the sports field, which is a patient population that I'm really excited about working with.

I'm very excited about the new opportunity to expand my knowledge, grow as a clinician as well as share all this information to better help my patients and help any students that come along the way as well.

 I hope to continue developing my skills and past exam to become the clinician that I aspire to be.

The residency just really piqued my interest and I knew I had to do it!

I am so excited to learn more about pediatrics and gain more than just a surface level understanding of this area of practice.

I hope that at the end of this, I become kind of that premier sports physical therapist in our area. And that's something that I've always dreamed of and that's always been my goal as a PT and why I kind of got into the profession.

I'm most looking forward to the mentorship and the growth that's gonna take place over the next year.

And through the residency, I hope to be able to bring my clinical decision making skills to the next level.

to be able to just give my patients the best possible experience and the best treatment possible based on research.

I really want to know how to better service the kiddos I work with and be able to be the best therapist I could possibly be.

By the end of this, be able to have good interprofessional skills, be able to have a better idea and think about the whole patient.

I really love to learn, and so by having that kind of that structured opportunity to deepen my professional knowledge and then apply it with the families and kiddos and teens that I work with.

With this program, I hope to just become a more well rounded clinician and improve in both clinical and soft skills to better support and meet the needs of my patients and their families.

 really growing myself throughout this next year and learning new techniques, learning the new evidence.

I love learning about the new research that comes out about the different types of treatment we do and how to provide the best care for our patients and for ourselves as we go through this process.

I'm most excited to try new things and learn new things that will make me a more inclusive, competent and well rounded therapist. I feel very confident in my ability to interact and build relationships with Children.

I'm most excited to get some experience working under a mentor that can help me delve into a specialty.

I am most excited about the mentorship and knowledge I'm going to gain in regards to pelvic floor rehab.

So I am most excited about taking classes that I have been meaning to take. But I haven't had the time to I know that I am, I am interested in taking feeding classes and Myo just so that I can learn some techniques to apply for when I'm treating articulation kiddos.

What I am most excited about is being able to take these courses within a cohort of clinicians that really want to continue growing and learning as well.

I'm excited to be a part of this residency so I can further my knowledge and better help the patients that I see.

I'm excited to collaborate with other clinicians that are passionate about helping kids.

I'm most excited to meet all the other therapists, in my cohort as well as learn some new skills and bring back some new knowledge to my clinic and the families that I get to treat and see.

I'm looking forward to learning about more diagnoses, learning more treatment techniques, having some other people to bounce ideas off of.

My name is Kinsey Butler. I'm from Chesapeake, Virginia and I will be doing the pediatric speech program in the 2025

I feel like there is so much more to learn from just from our schooling. And I'm just excited to give my patients a new outlook on things and give them more information and be better at more hands on techniques and just over  and all just be the better physical therapist.

I am most excited to really just work alongside other SLPs and have that cohort experience as we grow and learn more to help our patients back in the clinic.

 I'm most looking forward to enhancing my knowledge of various pediatric conditions and deepening my expertise as a pediatric clinician.

I am most excited about getting to increase my knowledge of the pediatric population by learning new treatment methods and ideas based on current research on diagnoses that I treat regularly as well as exposure to areas that I am less versed in.

I think that's one of the things I'm most passionate about is that continued learning and it's really becoming the best clinician that I can be.

I absolutely love this interdisciplinary care, and I'm very excited. I hope that I can improve in my manual skills, evidence based practice.

Not just the physical therapy, part of pediatrics, but also OT and speech because I know we work a lot together and it's just exciting to be able to meet new people, bounce ideas off and learn a lot more.