ABOUT THIS EPISODE
From Rehab to Return-to-Play: Building Systems for Performance-Based Care with Dr. Tom Teter
In Part 2 of our two-part series with Dr. Tom Teter, we pick up right where we left off—unpacking the systems, frameworks, and thought processes behind performance-based rehab and athletic care.
Dr. Teter dives into the heart of the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) model, sharing how his clinical audit and fitness audit processes help healthcare providers deliver consistent, collaborative care that doesn’t stop at pain relief. You’ll learn how this framework supports better outcomes for both patients and integrated care teams by ensuring every stage of rehab and performance development is addressed.
If you work with active patients or athletes and want to strengthen your clinical reasoning and care structure, this episode is packed with practical insights you can start using immediately.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
🎓 Become a Certified Clinical Human Performance Practitioner
Ready to go beyond pain relief and deliver results that last? Get immediate access to Dr. Teter’s complete 12-course CHPP certification: 👉 Enroll now📰
Subscribe to The Performance Practitioner Newsletter (by Rehab to Fitness)
A free Substack for clinicians, coaches, and trainers who want smarter, evidence-informed strategies for bridging rehab and performance. 👉 Subscribe Here
Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
In Part 2 of our two-part series with Dr. Tom Teter, we pick up right where we left off—unpacking the systems, frameworks, and thought processes behind performance-based rehab and athletic care.
Dr. Teter dives into the heart of the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) model, sharing how his clinical audit and fitness audit processes help healthcare providers deliver consistent, collaborative care that doesn’t stop at pain relief. You’ll learn how this framework supports better outcomes for both patients and integrated care teams by ensuring every stage of rehab and performance development is addressed.
If you work with active patients or athletes and want to strengthen your clinical reasoning and care structure, this episode is packed with practical insights you can start using immediately.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- The gaps in traditional sports med certifications
- How to structure clinical decision-making using audit algorithms
- The six essential stages of rehabilitation for performance-based care
- How to define clear roles on integrated support teams to eliminate “turf wars”
🎓 Become a Certified Clinical Human Performance Practitioner
Ready to go beyond pain relief and deliver results that last? Get immediate access to Dr. Teter’s complete 12-course CHPP certification: 👉 Enroll now📰
Subscribe to The Performance Practitioner Newsletter (by Rehab to Fitness)
A free Substack for clinicians, coaches, and trainers who want smarter, evidence-informed strategies for bridging rehab and performance. 👉 Subscribe Here
Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
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