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
Entry-Level DPT Graduate Curriculum (click on links below) First Professional Year Second Professional Year Third Professional Year	Faculty PT faculty information.
Program Information Information related to the Entry-Level DPT Program	Post-Professional DPT Transition DPT Program Information
Transfer Admission Physical Therapy Centralized Application Services Internal Transfer Information External Transfer Information Required pre-requisite courses	Clinical Education Information regarding clinical education, Student Handbook & Clinical Education Manual, etc.
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.	Contact Information For inquiries regarding E-L DPT and transfer admission.