Our guest this week is Dr. Tim Machan, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, COMT, CSCS. Dr. Machan joins True Sports PT Podcast host Dr. Yoni Rosenblatt, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, USAW, Cert. DN, to discuss who is right for a sports PT residency and what residency is right for you!
The two also discuss how to get accepted into a residency and they dive into the details of what daily life looks like as a resident. Dr. Machan is the former
Program Director University of Cincinnati (UC) Sports Physical Therapy Residency and is the current Director of Integrated High Performance with the Rutgers University Big Ten Football program.
At Rutgers, Dr. Machan oversees sports medicine, strength and conditioning, the football team’s nutrition program as well as mental health, with an emphasis on coordination collaboration among departments.
About this Podcast
The True Sports Physical Therapy Podcast is a show that’s by Sports PT’s and for Sports PT professionals. We’re here to accelerate growth in your sports PT career while giving you the tools to provide your athletes with game-changing results.
This show is presented by True Sports Physical Therapy, and hosted by its CEO and founder, Dr. Yoni Rosenblatt, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, USAW, Cert. DN.
With 13 locations throughout the mid-Atlantic region of the United States, True Sports Physical Therapy was created by athletes and for athletes. This podcast is in lockstep with why we exist in the first place: to provide the ideal place to both rehab athletes and rehab as an athlete.
Learn more at TrueSportsPT.com.
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More About Dr. Machan
According to his biography on the Rutgers University football website, Dr. Machan spent four years at UC, where he oversaw the care of more than 500 student-athletes across 19 Division I programs as Director of Rehabilitation for the Bearcats’ sports medicine program.
Prior to his arrival at UC, Machan worked as a sports physical therapist with 5th Special Forces Group (Fort Campbell, Kentucky), EXOS (Fort Bragg, North Carolina) and True Sports Physical Therapy.