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Doctor of Physical Therapy - DPT (entry level)

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Instructional Format	Physical Therapy Home
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Doctor of Physical Therapy - DPT (entry level)

Accreditation	Program Start Date
Licensure	Curriculum
Professional Definition	Degree Requirements
Curricular Objectives	Faculty
Admission Information	Directions to our Campus
Open House Information	Tuition
Instructional Format	Physical Therapy Home
	Clinical Education

Curricular Objectives

The following are the expected student outcomes at the completion of the Program:

1. Conduct the practice of physical therapy in a professional and ethical manner.

2. Adapt and practice physical therapy effectively within the framework of a changing health care delivery system.

3. Provide examination and intervention in a safe, autonomous, and effective manner.

4. Develop and carry out an intervention plan to promote optimal motor function.

5. Differentiate neuromusculoskeletal disorders from other medical disorders.

6. Educate, supervise, delegate, consult and practice interprofessionally with other health care professionals, patients, and families.

7. Critically evaluate the art, science, and practice of PT.

8. Make clinical decisions based on sound theoretical, practical, and empirical evidence; an evidence-based practitioner.

9. Interact with each client with empathy and understanding of the whole person.

10. Demonstrate potential leadership abilities in all aspects of professional life.

11. Ongoing contribution to and promotion of physical therapy practice, research, education, and the profession’s contribution to the health care system and the general community.

Doctor of Physical Therapy - DPT (entry level)

Doctor of Physical Therapy - DPT (entry level)

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