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The New Grad Physio Podcast

The New Grad Physio Podcast is the podcast of choice for any physio’s, sports therapists or sports rehabilitators wanting to learn how to become more confident with their patient assessments, treatments and rehab prescription.

Podcast · By Andy Barker · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    'How the hell did they get that job?' (opens the original)

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    Ever looked at someone working in professional sport (or even private practice or the NHS) and thought… “How the hell did they get that job?” You’re not alone. For many physios, sports therapists and sports rehabilitators, the dream of working in professional sport can feel exciting… But completely confusing. Where do you start? Who do you contact? How do you get experience when every opportunity seems to require experience? And why do some people seem to open doors while you’re left wondering w

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    The Clinical Skill Nobody Teaches You (opens the original)

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    All the best clinical skills… Might help you make the right diagnosis. But you can perform all the right tests… But still fail your patient. Why? Because knowing what's wrong with someone isn't the same as knowing what to do about it. In this episode, I share a recent case from my own clinic involving a patient with knee who had been struggling for almost a year. She'd seen multiple physios and knee specialists. The diagnosis was never really the problem. The problem was that nobody had given he

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Why Learning More Is Holding You Back (opens the original)

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    When you first start out all you want to do is help your patients. You just want to do a good job.... And feel valued and of use, right? So you try to become better. At everything. Shoulders. Knees. Spines. Sports injuries. Manual therapy. Rehab. Dry needling. S&C… The list never ends. This is the biggest error and is the reason you are slowing down your own development. In this week's episode learn why mastering the basics is far more valuable... And why you should focus on building genuine dep

  4. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    The Boring Stuff That Makes Great Physios (opens the original)

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    As a new grad it can feel like you need to know everything. Every special test. Every diagnosis. Every treatment technique. Every new piece of research. Every exercise. In short, everything about everything, right? And if you don't... You start wondering whether you're good enough or not. In this weeks podcast episode, I want challenge that idea. The best physio's are not the physio's that know more. They are not the most experienced. They are not the experts or guru's that get all the likes and

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    When Your Diagnosis Doesn't Fit (opens the original)

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    Have you ever completely got the diagnosis wrong? I have, more than once (many times to be frank). In this week's podcast episode, I share a story about one of these times. At the time I wanted to ground to swallow me up... But upon reflection it taught me a vital lesson. If you're a new grad physio, this is a reminder that you don't need to know everything. But you do need to know when you might be wrong! Learn more in this week's podcast episode. Enjoy the show. Andy Barker The New Grad Physio

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