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Doctor of Physical Therapy at DMU
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Mitchell, SD
Physical Therapy Program
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Be a physical therapist
The doctor of physical therapy program at Des Moines University offers a distinctive curriculum focused on patient-centered care. Classroom and clinical instruction emphasize problem solving and critical thinking while preparing you to become a lifelong learner. Extensive clinical instruction will enhance your education and prepare you to practice in a variety of health care environments.
D.P.T. student profile
Why become a physical therapist?
- Physical therapists directly enhance the quality of life of their patients by assisting their return to work, leisure activities and function following illness or injury.
- Because disease and injury can occur at any stage of the lifespan, physical therapists work with patients of all ages, from newborns to older adults.
- Physical therapists incorporate the principles of health promotions and wellness to help their clients reduce risk of illness and injury.
- Physical therapists use their knowledge and expertise in the human body to diagnose and provide care to patients with cardiopulmonary, orthopedic and neurological health issues.
Learn more about being a physical therapist.
Questions?
Interested in learning more? Please contact the doctor of physical therapy admission office at 800-240-2767, ext 7864, or e-mail PTadmit@dmu.edu.
