Empower your Clinic Directors with the fundamental skills and strategies to promote a productive environment that supports situational objectivity and positive energy throughout the clinic.
What to expect from the Director's Training Course
- Introduces a turnkey Clinic Director framework to support day-to-day operational performance
- Strengthen vital professional competencies to support leadership effectiveness
- Empower critical thinking and situational objectivity
- Stimulates plans-of-actions keeping a cadence of accountability
- Understand 6 common Physical Therapist persons & how to effectively lead them
- Integrates skills and strategies to promote an environment that empowers, values communication, invites authenticity, and supports positive energy
- Integrates skills and strategies to promote an environment that empowers, values communication, invites authenticity, and supports positive energy
"With PT, and with leading in general, I believe there is never a "cookbook" protocol to follow, each staff member and patient is different and unique to a certain degree. The training program did allow us to see scenarios that can be handled in an effective way, while also being tweaked slightly to accommodate for that uniqueness."
Kevin Rafferty PT - COO/Co-Owner, Carlson ProCare Physical Therapy
Curriculum Preview
Here is a summary of the first few modules of the course
About Your Instructor
Michael Nula
MS, DPT
Michael is the Founder and Executive Director of Nula Training Systems, a PT Business Coaching & Professional Development firm. As the Founder and former CEO of Elite Physical Therapy for 20 years, Michael grew the company to 13 locations serving 60,000 patients before integrating the firm into Ivy Rehab Network, a world class national physical therapy network partner. During his leadership, the company received local and national recognition including Advance for Rehabilitation Medicine Magazine's "Practice of the Year" Award. Michael earned his Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Rhode Island and later his doctorate from Temple University. Today, Michael is an adjunct professor at Johnson & Wales University where he is also an active contributor to establishing a Physical Therapy doctorate program. Michael resides in East Greenwich, RI with his wife, Lisa, and their three daughters, where they enjoy the beaches, paddle boarding, traveling, and community service. Michael is also a wild NBA enthusiast, and one day hopes to hang with Michael Jordan.
