Danielle Blankenship's guest appearances

Danielle Blankenship

The Untethered Podcast

I Love Neuro

Michelle Emanuel

Melanie Potock

Jill Rabin

Scott Siegel

Robyn Merkel-Walsh

Ken Hooks

Diane Bahr

Tara Clancy

Lisa Paladino

Cheryl Shafer

Chris Norton

Melissa Ramkissoon

Eric Armakan

Richard Baxter

Leah Mason

OwlTail

Did you know there’s work out there that uses your clinical skills in a non-clinical way? Sure, most clinicians LOVE to treat patients and clients, but things can change. Maybe you get burned out. Maybe you need to move. Maybe you want more variety. Maybe you just want less clinical work as the years go by. Did you know you had options? In this week’s episode we interviewed Danielle Blankenship, a biomedical engineer turned neuro PT who also happens to work in a non-clinical neuro role at NeuroCollaborative helping us pursue our mission of transforming healthcare and maximizing knowledge translation! In the show Danielle will share how she came to realize she wanted non-clinical work and what the process of looking for that was like. She gives her top tips for anyone looking for a new role (what to stay and not to say to potential employers), and what the most important pieces are when trying to decide if another path is a good fit for you. This episode shows that opportunities are out there if you open yourself up to them, ask the right questions, and follow your strengths. Reach out to Danielle (and us) at info@neurocollaborative.com any time to learn more!

Did you know there’s work out there that uses your clinical skills in a non-clinical way? Sure, most clinicians LOVE to treat patients and clients, but things can change. Maybe you get burned out. Maybe you need to move. Maybe you want more variety. Maybe you just want less clinical work as the years go by. Did you know you had options? In this week’s episode we interviewed Danielle Blankenship, a biomedical engineer turned neuro PT who also happens to work in a non-clinical neuro role at NeuroCollaborative helping us pursue our mission of transforming healthcare and maximizing knowledge translation! In the show Danielle will share how she came to realize she wanted non-clinical work and what the process of looking for that was like. She gives her top tips for anyone looking for a new role (what to stay and not to say to potential employers), and what the most important pieces are when trying to decide if another path is a good fit for you. This episode shows that opportunities are out there if you open yourself up to them, ask the right questions, and follow your strengths. Reach out to Danielle (and us) at <a href="mailto:info@neurocollaborative.com">info@neurocollaborative.com</a> any time to learn more!

163: Loving Non-Clinical Neuro Therapy Work With Danielle Blankenship, PT, DPT

In this episode, Hallie talks to Danielle Blankenship, CRNA. Danielle has been a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 15 years and put her medical background to use when her infant son was hospitalized for nearly 3 weeks. He had severe feeding and breathing issues that turned out to be the result of a tongue-tie that was not properly released shortly after he was born. Danielle hopes her story and what she learned throughout her experience with her son will help providers and other parents. Get the show notes here.

In this episode, Hallie talks to Danielle Blankenship, CRNA. Danielle has been a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 15 years and put her medical background to use when her infant son was hospitalized for nearly 3 weeks. He had severe feeding and breathing issues that turned out to be the result of a tongue-tie that was not properly released shortly after he was born. Danielle hopes her story and what she learned throughout her experience with her son will help providers and other parents. <a href="https://untetheredpodcast.lpages.co/episode-011-with-danielle-blankenship-show-notes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get the show notes here.</a>

Episode 11: Danielle Blankenship, CRNA

In this episode, Hallie talks to Danielle Blankenship, CRNA. Danielle has been a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 15 years and put her medical background to use when her infant son was hospitalized for nearly 3 weeks. He had severe feeding and breathing issues that turned out to be the result of a tongue-tie that was not properly released shortly after he was born. Danielle hopes her story and what she learned throughout her experience with her son will help other parents and providers.Get the show notes here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Hallie talks to Danielle Blankenship, CRNA. Danielle has been a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 15 years and put her medical background to use when her infant son was hospitalized for nearly 3 weeks. He had severe feeding and breathing issues that turned out to be the result of a tongue-tie that was not properly released shortly after he was born. Danielle hopes her story and what she learned throughout her experience with her son will help other parents and providers.<a href="https://untetheredpodcast.lpages.co/episode-011-with-danielle-blankenship-show-notes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get the show notes here.</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.