Plan to Attend an Open House - Oct 10 or oct 14, 2022
If you are a prospective student interested in applying to the UToledo Doctor of Physical Therapy Program in the near future, we are offering two open houses. On October 10 and 14 from 1-5 p.m. each day, you will have an opportunity to learn more about our program, admissions process and the program's faculty and staff, along with a tour of our facilities. Submit your RSVP and register here by October 5, to reserve a space for your chosen date.
program accreditation status
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On March 3, 1983 the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) granted Accreditation to the Physical Therapy Program at the Medical University of Ohio. In 2002, the entry-level master’s program was granted Accreditation. In 2014, The UToledo Physical Therapy Program received a full Accreditation status. The accreditation cycle extends through June 2025.
DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY (DPT) PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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This Doctor of Physical Therapy accredited program leads to licensure as a physical therapist, and satisfies the academic requirements for those credentials set forth by the State of Ohio. Requirements for licensure eligibility vary from state to state. Please reference the Professional Licensure Information page for state details. For students who wish to practice in a state other than Ohio, please email the program director/advisor, Dr. Bouillon or call 419.530.6671 to discuss requirements in that state.
- Doctor of Physical Therapy Financial Fact Sheet - 2021-22
- The 8 semester, 95 credit hour DPT Program is located on the Main Campus of The University of Toledo. The program utilizes comprehensive facilities located on the Main and the Health Science campuses that are located in close proximity to each other.
- The UToledo Health Science Campus provides students with the benefit of the sophisticated
physical and intellectual resources of an academic health science center, such as
an acute care hospital, a CARF accredited in-patient rehabilitation center, a comprehensive
out-patient rehabilitation center, advanced simulation technologies, and clinicians
and scientists who are engaged in health-related research and advanced patient care.
- The University of Toledo’s Lloyd A. Jacobs Interprofessional Immersive Simulation
Center and the Hillebrand Clinical Skills Center provide students the opportunity
to develop their clinical, communication and interprofessional skills in a realistic
environment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbTHXWEYILw. They participate in learning experiences with students of other health care disciplines,
including occupational therapy, speech language pathology, athletic training, nursing,
physician assistant, medicine, and pharmacy. Thus, students learn the skills of physical
therapy practice, as well as the culture and professionalism of health care.
- While earning their DPT degree, students may also pursue additional educational opportunities:
- The DPT program offers a DPT/PhD track that enables students to pursue clinical (DPT) and academic (PhD) doctoral degrees in which DPT academic credit can contribute, in part, to the fulfillment of the PhD degree. The PhD degree is in Exercise Science and has an emphasis on research.
- After earning their DPT degree, students may also pursue educational opportunities such as the Accredited Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency offered through the University of Toledo Medical Campus!