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Mar 11 2010
NYIT Hosts a Day of Mentoring Funded by TD Charitable Foundation
Mar 02 2010
NYIT Engineering Students Make a ‘Clean Sweep’ at Regional Robotics Competition
Feb 17 2010
NYIT Captures Gold and Silver CASE Awards
Feb 17 2010
NYIT Appoints New Director of Career Services
Feb 16 2010
NYIT School of Architecture and Design Professors Receive Grant for Urban Design Plan
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Mar 18 2010
Fifth Annual Nursing Colloquium - Palliative Care: Living with Hope
Mar 18 2010
Women’s Softball vs. So. Connecticut State University (DH)
Mar 18 2010
Let’s Talk
Mar 18 2010
NYIT “Model” Passover Seder - Traditions from Around the World
Mar 19 2010
“Engaging Students in the Global Century” Interdisciplinary Symposium
Are you ready?
Then prepare yourself for a career in one of the most in-demand health professions
The physical therapy program at NYIT offers students an opportunity to earn a doctoral degree in physical therapy. There is also a combined B.S.-DPT program for students who do not have a bachelor's degree that meets the admission requirements of the doctoral program. The physical therapy program is held at NYIT's Old Westbury, Long Island campus. The program has been highly successful in preparing students for the rigors of the physical therapist profession thanks to our our dedicated faculty!
Program Format
The Doctoral degree program in Physical Therapy is 100 credits spread over three years in a full-time, day format only schedule, with the except for occasional night and weekend coursework. Attendance at all class sessions is mandatory.
On March 18, the NYIT Department of Nursing's colloquium will focus on the importance of preparing health care providers sensitive to end-of-life issues inherent in caring for global populations and will explore the mission of academic institutions in facilitating this vision. NYIT Auditorium on Broadway, 1871 Broadway, Manhattan campus. 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. For more information, contact Maureen Cardoza at 516.686.7489.
