We’ve reached the final chapter of our 4-part conversation with Dr. Janese Malone — Super Bowl-winning physical therapist and athletic trainer with the Philadelphia Eagles — and we’re ending on a high note.Before diving in, D.C. drops his Playbook on how to get a mentor — and be the mentee they actually want to help. From finding the right people to building value and respecting their time, this is a blueprint you can use right now to start building the relationships that will open doors in your career.Then, Dr. Malone delivers powerful insight on:The real importance of networking in sports PT and how it’s shaped her careerHow her mentor’s guidance helped her land NFL opportunitiesBuilding relationships with coaches, athletic trainers, and every member of a pro sports medical teamAdvice for women in sports medicine — and any student chasing the dreamThis finale ties together everything we’ve covered — from education to sideline life — and leaves you with practical steps to start your own journey toward working at the highest level.📌 Key Takeaways:Networking isn’t optional — it’s your lifeline in sports PTThe mentor-mentee relationship is a two-way streetBuilding trust with every professional in the building makes you betterHumility, hard work, and staying current are non-negotiables💬 Next episode, Episode 6, we switch gears as I open up about my own story, future goals, and what’s next for Let’s Get Physical.#SportsPT #NFLPT #LetsGetPhysicalPodcast #MentorshipMatters #AthleticTraining #WomenInSportsMedicine

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