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Department of Physical Therapy
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Pre-Physical Therapy Undergraduate Concentration
PT104: Physical Therapy Seminar I
Credit Hours: 2
Offered: Every Fall
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. Exploration of skills and knowledge needed for success in a health profession conducted within the context of discussion of healthcare systems and health professions.
PT300: Independent Study
Credit Hours: 1-3
Offered: Each Semester
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. An opportunity for Pre-PT students to undertake a research project or clinical observation with approval by at PT faculty member. A portfolio or written report must be handed in at the end of the semester.
PT304 Physical Therapy Seminar II
Credit Hours: 2
Offered: Each Spring
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. Exploration of the roles of the physical therapist including health promotion, screening, and management of various conditions conducted through lab and discussion sections. Discussion of application to physical therapy programs is included.
Credit Hours: 2
Offered: Every Fall
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. Exploration of skills and knowledge needed for success in a health profession conducted within the context of discussion of healthcare systems and health professions.
PT300: Independent Study
Credit Hours: 1-3
Offered: Each Semester
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. An opportunity for Pre-PT students to undertake a research project or clinical observation with approval by at PT faculty member. A portfolio or written report must be handed in at the end of the semester.
PT304 Physical Therapy Seminar II
Credit Hours: 2
Offered: Each Spring
Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration or permission of the Instructor. Exploration of the roles of the physical therapist including health promotion, screening, and management of various conditions conducted through lab and discussion sections. Discussion of application to physical therapy programs is included.