Boundaries 101 Featuring PT Dr. Jonathan Randle
In the Boundaries 101 Hope4Med podcast episode, I host a discussion with Dr. Jonathan Randle, a physical therapist, about his journey into learning the importance of setting professional boundaries. We explore some factors that contribute to healthcare worker burnout and how setting boundaries can help healthcare professionals take the step towards caring for themselves so they can take care of others.
Topics of discussion:
00:00:38 Introducing our guest, PT Dr. Jonathan Randle
00:03:13 From Master's in Physical Therapy to Doctorate in Physical Therapy
00:14:09 Day-in-the life as a PT and never getting away from work
00:21:33 Boundaries 101
00:28:43 Experiencing burnout in healthcare and learning to set boundaries
00:37:38 What if healthcare workers were also committed to taking care of the healthcare providers?
00:41:26 Know your values
00:45:28 Dr. Randle on launching his business
00:50:39 Final thoughts and how to connect with Dr. Randle
Connect with our guest, physical therapist Dr. Jonathan Randle:
Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: / jonathan-randle-30a144191
Facebook: / jonathan.randle.754
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