Please be advised, the minimum educational requirement for entry as a physical therapist today, is a master's degree. However, this too may change in the near future to a doctorate. Read the following according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
The American Physical Therapy Association's accrediting body, called the Commission on Accreditation of Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), accredits entry-level academic programs in physical therapy. In 2009, there were 212 physical therapist education programs. Of these accredited programs, 12 awarded master's degrees; and 200 awarded doctoral degrees. Currently, only graduate degree physical therapist programs are accredited. Master's degree programs typically are 2 to 2.5 years in length, while doctoral degree programs last 3 years.
Physical therapist education programs include foundational science courses, such as Biology, anatomy, physiology, cellular histology, exercise physiology, neuroscience, biomechanics, pharmacology, pathology, and radiology/imaging, as well as behavioral science courses, such as evidence-based practice and clinical reasoning. Some of the clinically-based courses include medical screening, examination tests and measures, diagnostic process, therapeutic interventions, outcomes assessment, and practice management. In addition to classroom and laboratory instruction, students receive supervised clinical experience.
Among the undergraduate courses that are useful when one applies to a physical therapist education program are anatomy, biology, chemistry, physics, social science, mathematics, and statistics. Before granting admission, many programs require volunteer experience in the physical therapy department of a hospital or clinic.
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There are several physical therapy schools in North Carolina such as Southeastern Institute.
Most colleges and Universities offer physical therapy training. You can check with the nearest college to see if they offer physical therapy courses.
You can receive physical therapy at most hospitals and some private clinics. There may even be free or discounted physical therapy offered at local colleges and universities.
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If you are referring to East Carolina University, then the university holds the preferred regional accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Therefore, the coursework and degree you complete at this school will be recognized by all other colleges and universities as well as employers.
yes, there are physical therapy courses online. this seems easy enough. http://www.collegeanduniversity.net/colleges-programs-states/Online-Physical-Therapy-Schools.htm
You must obtain a bachelors degree and take prerequisite coursework prior to applying for physical therapy school, which is now generally a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Physical Therapist Assistants are a 2 year associates degree which may be commenced after high school.
You can use degreefinder.net to find colleges in your area.
State university colleges provide education in physical therapy. A few technical type colleges provide the same education, often at a reduced cost to students.
Some would include, a respiratory therapist, and a physical therapy assistant.
While physical therapy courses are available online, the requirements include already having traditional training courses completed. Some of these courses also require already having obtained a bachelors degree.
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