Physical Therapy

The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education/American Physical Therapy Association (CAPTE/APTA). Re-accreditation status was awarded in 2001 for a period of eight years (2001-2009). At its Spring 2002 meeting, CAPTE extended Misericordia University's accreditation period through 2010. The first class graduated in 1996

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Pre-DPT Freshman Admission Criteria for admission and pre-DPT Plans of Study	Programs Entry-Level DPT Transition Doctor of Physical Therapy
Program Information Information related to the Entry-Level DPT Program	Faculty PT faculty information.
Transfer Admission Physical Therapy Centralized Application Services Internal Transfer Information External Transfer Information Required pre-requisite courses	Post-Professional DPT Transition DPT Program Information
Essential Functions Essential functions are the activities that a student physical therapist must be able to perform, with or without accommodations, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for successful completion of the professional curriculum.	Clinical Education Information regarding clinical education, Student Handbook & Clinical Education Manual, etc.
Entry-Level DPT Graduate Curriculum (click on links below) First Professional Year Second Professional Year Third Professional Year	Contact Information For inquiries regarding E-L DPT and transfer admission.