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Maximizing movement. Improving quality of life.

With the power to treat injuries and optimize movement, physical therapists have the ability to improve function and quality of life for clients of all ages. As a student, you have the opportunity to earn a sought-after degree in physical therapy and graduate ready to meet the challenges of a constantly evolving healthcare field. Through collaborative and team-based experiences you will strengthen your ability to provide help to people at any stage of life when movement and function are threatened by aging, injury, diseases, or other conditions. With wide-ranging clinical opportunities and the most advanced technology available, you’ll gain hands-on experience with real patients, so you can begin your career with confidence.

  • Interprofessional Education

    Students gain a more well-rounded education through interprofessional activities, preparing them for successful future careers as PTs in integrative healthcare settings.

  • Combined Program

    Three exciting pathway options allows highly motivated students to earn a combined Bachelor of Science degree and a Doctor of Physical Therapy in six years.
     

  • Early Introduction

    Physical therapy students begin working with members of the community during their first semester and progressively increase their time in clinic during the entire curriculum at MCPHS.

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Work with real patients, beginning your first semester

From clinical experiences to service learning opportunities and working with real patients in the on-campus Balance, Movement, and Wellness Center, you will gain the hands-on experience needed to succeed in your future career as a physical therapist.

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Scott Koningswood, DPT '19

"MCPHS really tries to get students to work together using interprofessional education and workshops throughout all the programs. It’s an awesome opportunity to work with and understand what other programs truly do."
— Scott Koningswood DPT ’19
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Student Spotlight: Aaron Soto, DPT ’18

"The faculty of the PT program are one of the major benefits this school has to offer. Each faculty member has a unique background and specialty in PT, which allows students to be exposed early on to the diversity of the physical therapy field." 
— Aaron Soto, DPT ’18 
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Meet the Faculty

At MCPHS you'll find passionate and engaged educators who are leaders in the field of Physical Therapy.
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