Because Jefferson students are taught to problem-solve, they are better prepared for clinical practice and are taught to treat each new patient as a new, unique case. The Human Performance Laboratory and its commitment to gait research. Thomas Jefferson University is the only university in the country with two new pieces of equipment to study gait patterns. The program has been developed to assist breast cancer patients in their recovery. In addition, Paul Howard recently received certification in the McKenzie Technique for lower back pain.
Students have the opportunity to participate in a four week research project in the Netherlands.
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