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Marla Ranieri sits down with Dr. Chuck Thigpen, chief clinical and strategy officer at ATI Physical Therapy, to talk about what it takes to build a university partnership that works for everyone involved.
Chuck has spent nearly three decades in physical therapy, from clinician to leading ATI's clinical strategy and its research arm, the Institute for Musculoskeletal Advancement. He shares how ATI structures mentorship for new graduates, including a 50-day onboarding program and a one-year musculoskeletal certification cohort, and why understanding what a university actually needs is the real key to a lasting partnership.
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