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From the Peace Corps to prevention-focused care, Pam Butterfield has built a career around service, adaptability, and lifelong learning. In this episode of PT Path, she joins host Amber Fitzsimmons to reflect on her background in health and wellness, integrative medicine, and healthcare ergonomics. Pam shares impactful experiences from acute rehab to her transformative time in the Peace Corps, her passion for yoga therapy, and her pivot into ergonomics. Pam emphasizes the importance of seeking out opportunities, embracing change, and finding purpose through continued growth.
Explore more of Pam’s work: pambutterfieldpt.com
00:00 Introduction to PT Path
00:39 Meet Pam Butterfield
01:34 Pam's Journey to Physical Therapy
02:27 Early Career Challenges and Choices
07:16 Innovative Work-Life Balance Solutions
09:09 Joining the Peace Corps
11:49 Experiences in Armenia
18:37 Return to the U.S. and Integrating Yoga
22:28 New Beginnings and Career Shifts
23:53 Discovering Ergonomics
24:52 Building a Career in Ergonomics
26:56 Integrative Lifestyle Medicine
28:36 Challenges and Opportunities
32:55 Advice for New Graduates
36:42 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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