Doctor of Physical Therapy

Doctor of Physical Therapy | Learning Outcomes

The Doctor of Physical Therapy at Neumann University seeks to develop practitioners who:

• have an in-depth knowledge of the basic and clinical sciences, of client examination, testing, assessment, evaluation of examination data, diagnosis, prognosis, and intervention relative to patient/client management from the simplest to the most complex of patient conditions
• apply their knowledge to prevent, identify, assess, correct and/or alleviate acute or prolonged movement dysfunctions
• function in a clinical team atmosphere, within the family and social contexts, and within a changing health care environment
• make clinical decisions, prioritize treatment goals, delegate effectively and provide consultation as well as treatment
• appropriately refer patients/clients to other health care providers/agencies/resources
• identify and integrate sound research-based evidence for effective patient care
• recognize the need to be life-long learners who seek the information and experiences necessary to remain current and influence changes in health care policy, delivery and patient care management procedures
• recognize the need and requirement to measurably predict patient outcomes and structure their management strategies and procedures to achieve those outcomes safely, effectively, and efficiently
• identify, respect, and act with consideration for individual differences, values, preferences, and expressed needs in all professional activities.

Doctor of Physical Therapy | Required Courses
(95 Credits)

Doctor of Physical Therapy | Tuition

Tuition is now a flat, per-semester fee. The tuition is $10,450 per semester. For more information, visit the Office of Financial Assistance.

While Neumann is known for its competitive, affordable sticker price, we know that most graduates need financial assistance of some kind while enrolled in graduate school. For everything you need to know about your financial aid options, download our guide: Offsetting the Cost of Graduate School — Financial Aid for Graduate Students.

Doctor of Physical Therapy | Admissions Requirements

Applicants must submit official GRE test scores, a current resume, three (3) letters of recommendation, fifty (50) officially documented physical therapy hours and have completed all pre-requisites. Letters of recommendation should include two Physical Therapists and one outside source. Applicants must apply through PT-CAS.

• **Given the circumstances on COVID-19, we understand that many students are not able to fulfill the 50 required observation hours for the application. Please submit as many hours as possible, however, if you have 20 hours or below, you will need to watch this video and submit a 1-2 page essay outlining why Physical Therapy is a good career choice for you.

For more information on the admissions requirements for this program, visit our admissions page. 

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