
Department of Physical Therapy
Focused on student centered learning, the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program is dedicated
to developing exceptional clinicians through a challenging curriculum built on inter-professional
collaboration, evidence-based practice, and community engagement. Throughout their
studies, our students are supported by faculty who are committed to their success
in a dynamic learning environment.
Ðǿմ«Ã½'s graduating students enjoy an excellent return on investment with one of the
most affordable programs nationally and excellent outcomes.
Faculty of the Department of Physical Therapy at Ðǿմ«Ã½ are dedicated to preparing future healthcare professionals through hands-on learning,
mentorship, and evidence-based practice.
With expertise across clinical care, research, and community engagement, the department’s team supports students in developing the knowledge and skills needed for success in the physical therapy profession.
With expertise across clinical care, research, and community engagement, the department’s team supports students in developing the knowledge and skills needed for success in the physical therapy profession.
The College of Health and Human Sciences facilities at Ðǿմ«Ã½
provide students with modern learning environments designed to support hands-on education,
collaboration, and professional preparation.
From specialized labs and clinical spaces to student-focused classrooms and community engagement centers, HHS facilities help students gain practical experience in real-world healthcare and human services settings.
From specialized labs and clinical spaces to student-focused classrooms and community engagement centers, HHS facilities help students gain practical experience in real-world healthcare and human services settings.
MAPHealth is a free clinic with physical therapy and social work services and serves
uninsured or under-insured individuals in western North Carolina, regardless of socioeconomics
or health status.
Providing evaluation, treatment, and consultation services for individuals who have
fallen or are at risk for falling. Our team provides integrated care to help identify
risk factors and other contributing factors associated with balance disorders.
Explore the current projects in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program such as community
college training, migrant worker outreach and community-based health and wellness
promotions driven by students.