In Episode 12 of the 21st Century Physio Podcast, Greg Todd from Physical Therapy Builder Brings You Into The 21st Century.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Why you can rely on someone else doing the marketing for you anymore
• The 4 keys to building your practice and patient list (energy, trust, confidence, clarity)
• Where the best place to learn great practice marketing is
• What is the number one thing your patients want from you
• How you can continue to work with your patients even when they're not in your practice

To find out more about Greg and Physical Therapy Builder, head to gregtoddpt.com/ 

Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes now at bit.ly/21stcenturyphysio

In Episode 11 of the 21st Century Physio Podcast, Jack O'Brien from Clinic Mastery Brings You Into The 21st Century.

In this episode, we discuss:

- Why you need to become your patients most trusted advisor and how you can do that
- How to improve your patient experiences to create raving fans and thriving practices
- Why you need to use video to help promote your business
- The key things you need to know about your business to make better decisions
- What physiotherapy is going to look like in the future

To find out more about Jack and Clinic Mastery, head to www.clinicmastery.com

 Subscribe to the podcast on itunes now.  

In Episode 10 of the 21st Century Physio Podcast, Glenn Ruscoe from www.dot.physio Brings You Into The 21st Century.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The top 3 skills you need to succeed in the 21st century as a therapist
• The things your website MUST have and how to get more patients into your practice
• How to find your niche and stand out from the crowd
• How having a dot.physio domain can help Physiotherapists build their own personal brand and move into the telehealth space
• Why we chose a www.podcast.physio and www.mat.physio for Movement Assessment Technologies.

To find out more about how to get your own .physio domain, head to www.dot.physio.

To find out more about Glenn, head to www.glennruscoe.physio 

In Episode 009, Steve is joined by Sydney Physiotherapist, Yves Silveira

Ives discusses:
- Why persistence pays off in the Physiotherapy profession and why resiliency is a key trait for 21st Century Physio's
- How to run an internship program with Physiotherapy students from around the world
- How to set up a Physiotherapy business from your own home
- The 2 year blues that Physiotherapists often suffer

To find out more about Ives, head to www.physioyves.com 

Join the 21st Century Physio conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/21stcenturyphysio/ 

In Episode 008, Steve is joined by Physiotherapist Dave O'Sullivan from Prosport Academy and English Rugby.

Dave discusses:
- What skills new graduates need to develop after completing University
- The key things that you can learn from the elite sporting organisations
- His unique method towards rehabilitation to help you help more patients become more resilient
- Why you to stop trying to be the hero!

This podcast an absolute gem and will be the best 45 minutes you spend this week listening to it!

To find out more about Dave and the Prosport Academy, visit https://theprosportacademy.com/ 

In Episode 007, Steve is joined in Hong Kong by good friend, colleague and MAT host Sik Hon from Sportsline Asia

Sik Hon discusses:
- What Sportsline is doing to lead the way in Sports Physiotherapy in Asia and what you can learn from it
- How to attract sports teams to your business and improve relationships with them
- Why you need to be collecting data in your practice
- How to transform from Physiotherapist to business owner

In Episode 006, Steve is joined by old friend and colleague, and also dual-qualified ATP Physio and Osteo, Luke Fuller.

Luke discusses:
- How you can get a job in an elite sports environment
- How to run a clinic while travelling the world
- the differences between physio and osteo

Combining the unique combination of Osteopathy and Physiotherapy, Luke is a specialist in treating musculoskeletal dysfunction and sports injuries. He holds 2 Masters degrees (Osteopathy and Physiotherapy) and a Science degree majoring in Human Anatomy and Physiology. He is also a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA) who has additional training in Clinical Pilates.

Luke has previously worked with the following organizations:

• The Cleveland Clinic
• Ladies European Professional Golf Tour
• Individual athletes on the WTA Womens Professional Tennis Tour
  Tennis Australia
• Australian Rules Footballers as Team Physiotherapist for the Tasmanian Devils in the Victorian Football League
• Pan Am Games as Lead...