Directed discovery and ability based projects are used to facilitate learning. PT760 Pediatric Physical Therapy 2 credits Students learn advanced clinical skills related to pediatric populations and the role of the physical therapist in community wellness. Students learn the components of prosthetic and orthotic devices and their application for clients with a wide variety of impairments and disabilities. PT780 Research Colloquium I, II Total 2 credits Students focus on data analysis and preparation of the research report. Various mechanisms of sharing research findings are discussed.
Students submit their reports to faculty and peers.
PT790 Clinical Education II 3 credits This course is the second of three clinical practica and occurs in the summer of Year Three. Under direct supervision of the clinical instructor, students apply the knowledge gained throughout the curriculum to the screening, examining, evaluating, and planning of appropriate interventions, and documenting care. Students participate in management activities and the delivery of service. This course is the last of the three clinical practica and occurs at the end of the physical therapy program. Students continue to gain skill in providing direct care, functioning in the context of a team with shared responsibility in achieving client functional outcomes.