Change Lives as a Movement Expert
In Touro University Nevada’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program, you’ll gain the clinical expertise and hands-on experience needed to help patients recover, move better and live healthier lives.
- Hands-on clinical training and simulation labs
- Evidence-based rehabilitation and patient care education
- Clinical rotations across diverse healthcare settings
- Supportive faculty and collaborative learning environment
Develop the knowledge, diagnostic skills and compassionate care approach needed in today’s healthcare system.
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Why Choose the DPT Program at Touro University Nevada?
Train in Real Clinical Environments
Students gain practical experience through simulation labs, anatomy study and supervised clinical placements that prepare them to treat real patients with confidence.
Strong Career Preparation
The program emphasizes evidence-based practice, patient assessment and rehabilitation techniques that help graduates succeed in modern healthcare environments.
Collaborative Learning Environment
Faculty mentorship and small cohort learning help students build clinical skills while receiving personalized academic support.
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Admissions Overview – What You Need to Know
To be competitive, applicants should meet the following:
- Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution
- Minimum 2.75 cumulative and science GPA requirements
- Completion of prerequisite coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy, and physiology
- Observation hours in a physical therapy setting
- Letters of recommendation from faculty or licensed professionals
What Makes Our PT Program Stand Out
Evidence-based Training
Students learn modern rehabilitation techniques grounded in clinical research and best practices.
Diverse Clinical Rotations
Students complete hands-on clinical experiences in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, outpatient clinics and specialty care facilities.
Expert Faculty
With multiple faculty certified by the ABPTS, students receive the latest physical therapy training from expert clinicians and researchers.
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FAQs – What Prospective Students Ask Most
The program is full-time and takes three years to complete.
Graduates work in hospitals, outpatient clinics, sports medicine facilities, rehabilitation centers and private practices.
