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Mission StatementThe mission of the University’s DPT program is to graduate competent, versatile, reflective, empathetic andautonomous practitioners who by virtue of their critical thinking and active learning skills, clinical experience,diagnostic proficiency, ethical and behavioral standards and commitment to professionalism, will be prepared toassist and direct the patient or client in achieving optimum function. These practitioners will contribute to theirpractice and society through continued professional growth and personal example of a healthy and productivelifestyle.Program Goals Prepare autonomous physical therapists who will utilize evidence-informed critical inquiryand effective clinical skills in the examination diagnosis, and intervention to optimizeparticipation across the lifespan. Graduate physical therapists who demonstrate empathetic, professional, and culturallycompetent behavior that supports cooperative relationships with patients/clients, other healthcare providers, and the community. Promote commitment to personal and professional development and lifelong learningactivities related to a healthy and productive lifestyle. Prepare doctoral graduates who can contribute to the growth and development of physicaltherapy practice through ethico-legal administration of services, patient advocacy, dedicationto service to the profession and the community. Foster faculty who are excellent in teaching, promoting professionalism, productiveresearchers, and provide service to the university, profession, and the communityProgram PrerequisitesGeneral College Chemistry I and IIGeneral College Physics I and II (kinesiology or biomechanicscan be substitubed for physics II)General College Biology I and II (zoology can be substituted for biology II)Anatomy and Physiology I and IISocial Sciences (psychology, sociology, anthropology)Recommended Prerequisite: Medical Terminology6 semester hours6 semester hours6 semester hours6 semester hours9 semester hours2 semester hours(NOTE: Substitutions will be considered with approval by the program director)CURRICULUMTRIMESTER ITrimester HoursHSC 5003 Critical Thinking 1HSC 5010 Scientific Inquiry 1HSC 5100C Applied Human Anatomy 4PHT 5006C Massage and Soft Tissue Palpation 1Trimester Total 7TRIMESTER IIHSC 5213C Skills & Procedures 4HSC 5741C Applied Medical Physiology 4PHT 5802 Practicum I 2Trimester Total 1048
TRIMESTER IIITrimester HoursHSC 5122C Biomechanics 4HSC 5416 General Pathology 3PHT 5405 Psychosocial & Ethical Aspects of Physical Therapy 3Trimester Total 10TRIMESTER IVHSC 5151C Clinical Neuroscience 5HSC 5710 Wellness and Prevention 3PHT 5225C Physical Modalities/Integumentary 4Trimester Total 12TRIMESTER VHSC 5142 Child Development 3PHT 5132C Musculoskeletal I: Orthopaedics 4PHT 5234C General Therapeutic Exercise I 4Trimester Total 11TRIMESTER VIHSC 5800 Gerontology 3PHT 5143C Neuromuscular I: Concepts and Evaluation 3PHT 5236C Therapeutic Exercise II 3PHT 5805 Practicum II 2Trimester Total 11TRIMESTER VIIHSC 5351 Pharmacology 2PHT 5133C Musculoskeletal II: Mock Clinic 3PHT 5702C Prosthetics 1PHT 5713C Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Rehabilitation 2Trimester Total 8TRIMESTER VIIIHSC 6400E Differential Diagnosis for the Therapist 2PHT 5145C Neuromuscular II: Therapeutic Approaches 3PHT 5813 Internship I 7Trimester Total 12TRIMESTER IXHSC 5610 Administration and Management in OT and PT 2PHT 5103 Critical Thinking II 1PHT 5134C Musculoskeletal III: Advanced Extremity Examination,PHT 5135CEvaluation and Manipulation (E1) 3Musculoskeletal IV: Advanced Spinal Examination,Evaluation and Manipulation (S1) 3PHT 6403E Imaging for Physical Therapy 2Trimester Total 1149
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STUDENT SERVICES ..................
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Page 24 and 25: BOARD OF TRUSTEESMr. Joseph Taylor,
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HSC 7300 - Imaging for Physical and
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OCT 5005 - Clinical Reasoning Hour:
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OCT 5802 - Fieldwork IA Hour: 1This
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OCT 6497 - Capstone Project 2 Hours
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Assignments and course work will em
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elective area of orthopaedic examin
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learning, and skill acquisition. Ne
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PHT 5805 - Practicum II Hours: 2Thi
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anatomical principles for the enhan
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sixth day. Prerequisites are BSC 60
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practice where they will have the o
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DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONC
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Sports Physical Therapy Certificati
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Advance Payment ProgramThe Advance
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CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDIC RESIDENCYThe u
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ORTHOPAEDIC MANUAL PHYSICAL THERAPY
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FACULTY FOR CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL
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Robert Stanborough, PT, Assistant P
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Matthew Daugherty, PT, OTR/L, Instr
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Marcia Kessack, RN, Adjunct Faculty
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Marilyn Miller, PT, Associate Profe
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Robert Stanborough, PT, Assistant P
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Clinical ExcellenceThrough Graduate
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