Grit's Impact on ACL Recovery
Overall, grit plays a critical role in ACL recovery by influencing an individual's mindset, behaviors, and outcomes throughout the rehabilitation process.
Dr. Catherine Logan was recently interviewed on the ‘Prehab Guys’ Podcast.
Dr. Logan appeared on the Prehab Guys’ Podcast, Episode 37: Medicine, Physical Therapy, and Business’. In this episode, Mike chat’s with Dr. Catherine Logan, MD, MBA, MSPT is a sports medicine Orthopedic Surgeon and writer, as well as a former physical therapist and personal trainer who also happens to hold a masters of business association. Through our conversation, we learned about her career path, how her past experiences as a physical therapist have influenced her practice as an orthopedic surgeon today and her thoughts on the future of medicine and healthcare in the United States. She drops a lot of great advice for any aspiring young professionals or students on how to arm yourself with the knowledge to choose a career path.
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