Physical Therapy

"I suppose at the end of the day I believe that helping someone introduce regular, structured physical activity into their lifestyle...can be an extremely positive and potentially life-changing intervention."

"I have always been a self-paced learner and having a hybrid program allows me to set my own study schedule and learn at a pace that is comfortable to me."

"Everyone wants each other to succeed because that is what is going to make our profession even better."

"My drive now is the belief that physical therapy will be a key tool in combating health inequities within my own community."

Tufts students in the Physician Assistant (PA) and Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Boston programs recently participated in a workshop where they explored health inequities in the United States through an interprofessional approach.

The faculty have a combined 12 different peer-reviewed educational or research sessions being presented.

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"I especially wanted to improve awareness of and access to physical therapy, as well as the quality of care patients receive."

Its inaugural class will begin Summer 2022