Sometimes the hardest part of an injury can be the road to recovery. It’s both emotionally and physically taxing, so having the best possible support team to help a person regain movement and manage pain throughout the recovery process is crucial.
This program is the right fit for students who desire a physically active career working directly with patients. Most Physical Therapist Assistants work in physical therapy clinics, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health care and academia.
Graduates of PSI’s Physical Therapist Assistant program are qualified to take:
NPTE – National Physical Therapy Exam through the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy.