In the final quarter of the program, students complete two eight-week affiliations. 2. conduct clinically relevant research activities and critically review and interpret professionally published research material. 3. demonstrate ethical and legal accountability to themselves, their patients, and their profession. 4. commit to proactive long-term involvement in professional and personal growth. 5. be active alumni of Loma Linda University through involvement in clinical education and support of student endowment funds.
Admission is a selective process.
The minimum subject admission requirements are listed under the two options that follow. This option is for individuals who DO NOT have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. Graduates will receive a bachelor of health science degree and a master of physical therapy degree. Up to 8 hrs may apply toward the 20 units in Domain 1. This option is for individuals who have an earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university.