Clinical Placement III

7 credits · Graduate

This clinical component of the program provides for the integration, application, and continued advancement of academic studies to the clinical environment. Students will experience supervised clinical practice leading to the development of clinical competence in complex conditions and mixed practice areas. This placement builds upon previous clinical learning in cardiovascular-pulmonary, musculoskeletal, and neurological, practice areas and allows for exposure and progressive competence in the management of patients with multiple conditions and co-morbidities. PREREQUISITES: PHYT 5101, PHYT 5103, PHYT 5115, PHYT 5114, PHYT 5202, ANAT 5217, PHYT 5460, PHYT 5214, PHYT 5215, PHYT 5611, and PHYT 6611, PHYT 6107, PHYT 6115, PHYT 6140, PHYT 6202, PHYT 6118, PHYT 6218, PHYT 6106. RESTRICTIONS: Successful completion of all Year 1 and Year 2 MScPT course work. FORMATS: Experiential Learning