The Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT) is a comprehensive program that prepares students for careers as physical therapists. The curriculum includes foundational courses in Anatomy, Physiology, and Human Growth and Development, along with specialized subjects such as Neurologic PT, Pediatric PT, Musculoskeletal Conditions, and Electrotherapy. Students gain hands-on experience in patient evaluation and treatment techniques. The program emphasizes both clinical skills and community-based rehabilitation, preparing graduates for diverse healthcare settings.

Career Opportunities:

• Clinical Physical Therapist: Assess and treat patients with musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiovascular conditions to improve mobility and function.

• Pediatric Physical Therapist: Treat children with developmental, neurological, and musculoskeletal conditions to enhance physical function.

• Neurological Physical Therapist: Work with patients recovering from strokes, brain injuries, and spinal cord injuries to restore movement.

• Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapist: Treat cardiovascular and pulmonary patients to improve endurance, breathing, and overall health.

• Geriatric Physical Therapist: Care for elderly patients, addressing age-related conditions to maintain mobility and independence.

• Orthopedic Physical Therapist: Specialize in musculoskeletal injuries and rehabilitation to restore strength and range of motion.

• Rehabilitation Specialist: Help individuals with disabilities regain functional independence and integrate back into daily life.

• Researcher in Physical Therapy: Conduct research to improve clinical practices and advance the field.

• CBR Specialist: Develop community-based rehabilitation programs to empower individuals with disabilities.

• Health Educator/Promoter: Raise awareness about physical therapy and its role in health and wellness across communities.