Doctor of Physical Therapy
Course Overview
Clarkson University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program is a rigorous 2 and 2/3 year, full-time curriculum designed to train movement experts who diagnose and treat a diverse range of conditions to restore function and improve lives. Students benefit from small class sizes that foster close mentorship from faculty with decades of clinical and scholarly experience. The program prepares graduates for a top-ranked profession through a comprehensive education that integrates state-of-the-art technology with hands-on clinical practice.
Key Program Highlights
- Accelerated, 101-credit curriculum completed in just under three years
- Learn using state-of-the-art technologies for both clinical practice and research
- Small class sizes ensuring close mentorship and personalized faculty guidance
- Curriculum taught by experienced faculty with decades of clinical expertise
- Prepares graduates for a dynamic, top-growing career in healthcare
Course Overview
Clarkson University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program is a rigorous 2 and 2/3 year, full-time curriculum designed to train movement experts who diagnose and treat a diverse range of conditions to restore function and improve lives. Students benefit from small class sizes that foster close mentorship from faculty with decades of clinical and scholarly experience. The program prepares graduates for a top-ranked profession through a comprehensive education that integrates state-of-the-art technology with hands-on clinical practice.
Key Program Highlights
- Accelerated, 101-credit curriculum completed in just under three years
- Learn using state-of-the-art technologies for both clinical practice and research
- Small class sizes ensuring close mentorship and personalized faculty guidance
- Curriculum taught by experienced faculty with decades of clinical expertise
- Prepares graduates for a dynamic, top-growing career in healthcare
Requirements
Modules
- Human Anatomy I
- Foundations Of Movement
- Examination Of Movement
- Health Systems I: Intro To Global Health
- Professional Formation I: The Physical Therapy Profession
- Critical Inquiry I: Evidence Based Practice
- Human Anatomy Ii
- Neuromuscular Pt I: Clinical Neuroscience
- Cardiopulmonary Pt I: Health, Wellness, And Exercise Science
- Applied Clinical Physiology
- Msk I: Pt Management Of Lower Quadrant Movement Disorders
- Heath Systems Ii: Community Health
- Rehabilitation Technology I
- Pt Management Of Pediatric Conditions
- Msk Ii: Pt Management Of Upper Quadrant Movement Disorders
- Cardiopulmonary Pt Ii: Management Of Cardiopulmonary Disorders
- Professional Formation Ii: Professional Engagement
- Msk Iii: Pt Management Of Spinal Movement Disorders
- Health Systems Iii: Health Policy
- Professional Formation Iii: Diversity And Teambuilding
- Critical Inquiry Ii
- Clinical Education I
- Msk Iv: Comprehensive Pt Management Of Musculoskeletal Conditions
- Neuromuscular Pt Ii: Management Of Degenerative Neurological Conditions
- Management Of Complex Conditions I
- Professional Formation Iv: Leadership Practicum
- Health Systems Iv: Community Engagement
- Critical Inquiry Iii
- Rehabilitation Technology Ii
- Neuromuscular Pt Iii: Management Of Acquired Neurological Conditions
- Management Of Complex Conditions Ii
- Professional Formation V: Neurorehabilitation Integrated Clinical Experience
- Critical Inquiry Iv
- Management Of Complex Conditions Iii
- Critical Inquiry V: Presenting Research
- Heath Systems V: Practice Management
- Elective I
- Elective Ii
- Clinical Education Ii
- Clinical Education Iii
