This course presents an introduction to the medical and physical therapy management of individuals with neurological disorders. The focus will be on rehabilitation theory, with evidence-informed physical therapy examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, intervention and clinical decision-making for individuals with nervous system health conditions.

Terminal full-time clinical education experience: A single, or set of, full-time clinical education experience(s) designated to achieve the minimum number of weeks set forth by CAPTE that occurs after the student has completed the didactic curriculum of a physical therapist professional education program. Students may return to the academic program for didactic instruction that does not require additional clinical education experiences. The expected outcome of the final, or last terminal experience is entry-level performance

Terminal full-time clinical education experience: A single, or set of, full-time clinical education experience(s) designated to achieve the minimum number of weeks set forth by CAPTE that occurs after the student has completed the didactic curriculum of a physical therapist professional education program. Students may return to the academic program for didactic instruction that does not require additional clinical education experiences. The expected outcome of the final, or last terminal experience is entry-level performance

Through an integrated model of classroom and clinical activities, students progress from performance of basic skills under close supervision to performance of those skills with more independence and adding more opportunities for evaluation and treatment experiences.

Through an integrated model of classroom and clinical activities, students progress from performance of basic skills under close supervision to performance of those skills with more independence and adding more opportunities for evaluation and treatment experiences.

This course lays the foundation for principles and techniques that are basic to the delivery of care by a physical therapist.

This course lays the foundation for principles and techniques that are basic to the delivery of care by a physical therapist.

Functional Anatomy intends to teach students how to observe and analyze movement. This course will lay the foundation for the development of abilities to evaluate abnormalities in movements that contribute to or are the result of dysfunction. The functional anatomy and biomechanics of the neuromusculoskeletal system are taught on a regional basis in tandem with the material being covered in Gross Anatomy.

Functional Anatomy intends to teach students how to observe and analyze movement. This course will lay the foundation for the development of abilities to evaluate abnormalities in movements that contribute to or are the result of dysfunction. The functional anatomy and biomechanics of the neuromusculoskeletal system are taught on a regional basis in tandem with the material being covered in Gross Anatomy.

Independent work devoted to specific problems or area of interest in physical therapy. Work to be supervised by a graduate faculty member proficient in the area under study. May be repeated to a maximum of six credits.