Orthopedic, neurological, and cardiac physical therapy principles and techniques are applied to the aquatic treatment environment. Prerequisites: PTH 645, PTH 646.

An introduction to the dynamic therapeutic taping method, concepts, theory, history, and major physiological effects. Prerequisites: PTH 636, PTH 646.

Introduction to the basic history, conceptual framework and clinical application of hippotherapy. Prerequisites: PTH 735, PTH 745.

Introduction to physical therapy management for persons diagnosed with cancer throughout continuum of care. Prerequisites: PTH 634.

This course will introduce pathology, examination, diagnosis, and physical therapy interventions unique to injured performing artists. Prerequisites: PTH 636, PTH 646.

Introduction to the conceptual framework, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment strategies for concussion injuries. Pre-requisites: PTH 735, 745. Pre/Co-requisite: PTH 621.

This course will introduce pathology, examination, and comprehensive rehabilitation programs for injured overhead athletes. Prerequisites: PTH 636, PTH 646.

Introduction to current concepts and principles of Sports Physical Therapy. Prerequisite: PTH 634.

Principles of strategic planning, human resources management, marketing, finances, accreditation, reimbursement, facility planning, productivity and quality improvement, as they relate to physical therapy services. Prerequisites: admission to the Physical Therapy program.

Development and application of theories, issues, conditions, and implications of aging in evidence-based clinical decisions and practice. Prerequisites: PTH 617, PTH 635.

Students will learn evaluation procedures and strategies for physical therapy clinical management of the pediatric patient. Prerequisite: PTH 618.

Principles and methods for dissemination of research findings. Students learn to communicate research findings in written format and identify venues for publication in field of physical therapy. Prerequisite: PTH 650.

Mock clinic format is utilized to introduce specific clinical situations and case scenarios in neurological physical therapy practice and to develop problem solving and patient management skills. CR/NC only. Prerequisites: PTH 634. Co-requisites: PTH 623, PTH 735, PTH 745.

Theory, concepts, and procedures central to examination and diagnosis in neurological physical therapy practice, with laboratory practice in the application of selected measures. Prerequisite: PTH 636. Co-requisite: PTH 623, PTH 732, PTH 745.

Theory, concepts, and procedures central to examination and diagnosis of patients with dysfunctions or disabilities involving cardiovascular, pulmonary, and selected multiple systems. Prerequisite: PTH 735; Co-requisite: PTH 746.

Physical therapy evaluation procedures and interventions used for rehabilitation of patients with diseases and disorders of nervous system. Prerequisite: PTH 646. Co-requisites: PTH 623, PTH 732, PTH 735.

Students learn advanced skills integrating procedures and interventions from prior courses to develop interventions for patients with various conditions affecting function and quality of life. Prerequisite: PTH 745. Co-requisites: PTH 624, PTH 736.

The study of professional issues in physical therapy with a focus on sociocultural and socioeconomic issues associated with physical therapy practice. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: PTH 666.

The study of professional issues in physical therapy with a focus on ethical, educational, and practical issues in physical therapy. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: PTH 765.

First of a two-course sequence to satisfy the doctoral project requirements for graduation from the program. Students complete either: (a) a prospective research project or (b) a clinical case report. CR/NC only. Prerequisites: PTH 650, PTH 725. Co-requisites: PTH 832.

Students engage in independent study on a topic related to physical therapy. Students work with a faculty member to outline the project requirements and complete activities. Prerequisites: admission into the Graduate Program in Physical Therapy and a written proposal approved by the Physical Therapy Program Director.

Exploration of current special topics in physical therapy examination and intervention. May be repeated to a maximum of 9 credits. Prerequisites: Admission to the Physical Therapy Program.