Students in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Wichita State University serve
as practitioners and gain knowledge through clinical learning experiences using advanced
equipment and the latest technologies.
The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Wichita State University develops practitioners
who are responsible for providing leadership in a dynamic profession encompassed in
a constantly changing health care system. Students serve not only as practitioners,
but also as educators in the profession utilizing best practices for promoting patient
wellness and fitness.
Students gain knowledge through clinical learning experiences using advanced equipment
and the latest technologies. These experiences enhance learning outcomes necessary
to produce students who are fully trained to diagnose, restore, and prevent various
physical injuries, conditions and dysfunctions.
PT student chooses Wichita State because of experiential learning opportunities
Physical Therapy student Makayla McPhail talks about choosing Wichita State to pursue
her degree because of the real life experience opportunities she gets outside of the
classroom.