Outcomes & Demographics
Graduate Learning Outcomes
- Embrace servant leadership identities through social responsibility, social justice, cultural responsiveness, global citizenship and the integration of learning with faith or worldview.
- Internalize professional formation commensurate with the expectations of the physical therapist.
- Develop as primary care providers recognized as movement system experts who consider the physical, emotional, social and spiritual components of health in the design of patient-centered plans of care.
- Collaborate as providers and healthcare consultants with patients and families, professional colleagues and communities to optimize quality of life.
- Prioritize quality, cost-efficient, patient-centered care that integrates sound ethical, legal and business practices, as valued members of the healthcare team.
- Educate others with consideration of the context of the individual, the task and the environment.
- Engage in self-directed learning and scholarship that prepare graduates to be lifelong learners who advance health and wellness in society.
- Adapt personal resilience to meet the needs of one's professional role and global community.
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