Today we’re joined by Liam Globensky, Center Manager at Brooks Rehabilitation and a newly graduated fellow from the Brooks Institute of Higher Learning. Liam’s passion is clear: fellowship is not the finish line—it’s the launch pad for teaching, mentoring, advocating, and elevating the profession.
In this episode, Liam discusses:
Why post-professional opportunities matter more than ever
How early-career fellows can “raise the tide” for PT practice
The importance of giving back through mentorship, leadership, and service
His joint presentation with his wife on orthopedic screening of pelvic floor dysfunction
Practical ways clinicians can integrate pelvic floor awareness into orthopedic exams
How new clinicians can shape the future of the profession
Key Takeaways:
Fellowship is a platform for service, not a credential to sit on
Growth continues through advocacy, mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaboration
Orthopedic clinicians play an important role in screening pelvic floor dysfunction
The profession rises when clinicians invest in the next generation
Early-career PTs can be leaders today—not just “someday”
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