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• For the speciality clinical track, following completion of all Certification seminars and creditassignments, the student may attend the Preparation and Certification Examination Week.Completion of the certification examination is not required for degree completion.• For the student with a master’s degree, once you have obtained 17 credits toward your degreeprogram you will proceed to Capstone Project I and II. An assigned faculty advisor approves anoutline of your project and then you complete either one publishable case report or article. Theadvisor will review and assist with revisions as needed.• If a Clinical Residency is chosen in lieu of the Capstone Project, the proposed residency site andmentor must meet the approval of the Program Director. It is recommended that students complete atleast two specialty-track seminars prior to starting the residency and start the approval process earlyin the program. Contact the department for explanation of the approval process.• For the students with a BSPT, you will proceed by completing the required courses. Uponcompletion of 17 credits, you may begin work on Capstone Project I and II. An assigned facultyadvisor approves an outline of your project and then you complete either one publishable case reportor article. The advisor will review and assist with revisions as needed.Delivery of CourseworkCourses in the transitional DPT program are offered in a variety of formats. In some cases as noted in thecourse description, a prerequisite for a course may be completion of a continuing education seminar. Thislearning experience is then enhanced through completion of assignments in a distance education format.These assignments are submitted to the University for grading in a specified time frame according to thecourse syllabus or Academic Calendar.Other courses are offered strictly through a distance education format. No seminar attendance is required andall learning activities are completed at a distance. These courses are presented through a variety of deliverymethods including online web-based courses. Each course has a variety of learning activities that must becompleted and returned to the University for grading to receive credit for the course.Certain courses due to equipment and/or other resource constraints are offered as block scheduled courses.Course Time LimitsThere will be a due date for all of your course assignments. In most courses, this will be eight to twelveweeks. Other courses encompass a full 15-week trimester with a due date at the end of the trimester. Theacademic calendar for the University is divided into three trimesters: Spring, Summer, and Fall. Trimesterperiods are denoted on the Academic Calendar.Transfer CreditsThe University will consider accepting graduate credits from other accredited institutions. Please refer to thetransfer credit policy in the catalog for further information on transfer credits.Incomplete CourseworkIf, for reasons acceptable to the instructor, a student cannot complete the required work within the predeterminedtimeframe, he/she will receive the grade of Incomplete ("I"). The student must then complete thework within 15 weeks of the due date to receive a letter grade. No further extension will be permitted. If thestudent does not complete the requirements within the approved time, the "I" grade will automaticallybecome a Fail ("F") on his/her transcript.Time LimitIt is required that students complete all requirements within four (4) years. An extension of up to two (2)years may be requested. If the Program Director approves the extension, there is an extension fee of $333 pertrimester.68
TRANSITIONAL DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY CURRICULAMaster’s Degree Applicant CourseworkCredit HoursCertification or elective courses 17Capstone Project I and II 5(or Clinical Residency)22 academic creditsClinical Practice (Experiential Learning) 2*Total Hours 24*Master’s applicants can earn up to 2 credits of Experiential LearningBachelor’s Degree Applicant CourseworkDifferential Diagnosis for the Therapist* 2Imaging for Physical Therapy* 2Pharmacology* 2Certification or elective courses 11Capstone Project I and II 5(or Clinical Residency)22 academic creditsClinical Practice (Experiential Learning) 38**Total Hours 60* required for Bachelor students**Bachelor applicants can earn up to 38 credits of Experiential LearningCERTIFICATIONSManual Therapy TrackCourse # Course Title Credit HoursBSC 6001 *Foundations of Clinical Orthopaedics (FCO) 3PHT 6201 Intro. to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation (S1) 3HSC 6210 Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation (E1) 2PHT 6211 Extremity Integration (E2) 2PHT 6220 Myofascial Manipulation (MF1) 2PHT 6202 Advanced Pelvic Lumbar and Thoracic Spine (S2) 2PHT 6203 Advanced Cervical and Upper Thoracic Spine (S3) 2PHT 6204 Functional Analysis: Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex (S4) 2PHT 6250 Certification in Manual Therapy 3Total Manual Therapy Certification Track Hours 21Primary Care TrackCourse # Course Title Credit HoursBSC 6001 *Foundations of Clinical Orthopaedics (FCO) 3PHT 6201 Intro. to Spinal Evaluation and Manipulation (S1)3HSC 6210 Extremity Evaluation and Manipulation (E1) 2HSC 6400 Differential Diagnosis for the Therapist 2HSC 6402 Pharmacology 2PHT 6115 Introduction to Primary Care 2PHT 6403 Imaging for Physical Therapy 2PHT 6450 Preparation/Certification in Primary Care 3Total Primary Care Certification Track Hours 1969
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SUMMER 2012 TRIMESTERApril 30Intern
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Matthew Daugherty, PT, OTR/L, Instr
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