Paul Killoren

Dr. Paul Killoren, founder of iDryNeedle and a leading educator at the Institute of Clinical Excellence, shares crucial insights on selecting dry needling education. With over a decade of teaching experience, he emphasizes the need for unbiased evaluation of programs. Paul discusses the significant impact that initial training courses can have on future practices. He encourages students and professionals to prioritize quality and informed choices over cost alone, offering guidance for navigating the complex landscape of dry needling education.

Dr. Paul Killoren, the Dry Needling division lead, delves into the debate surrounding ultrasound-guided dry needling versus landmark-based techniques. He discusses recent research on safety and clinical efficiency, providing insights into the current necessity of ultrasound in practice. While he concludes that ultrasound is not essential at this moment, he hints at potential future innovations that could change the landscape of dry needling techniques.

In this podcast, Dr. Paul Killoren discusses the importance of palpation in dry needling, focusing on safety, accuracy, and effectiveness. He explores the role of palpation as a diagnostic criteria, emphasizes tissue control, and announces upcoming dry needling courses. Palpation is crucial for precise needle placement and distinguishes experienced practitioners.