Offering the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree is one example of Radford University’s commitment to educate highly competent practitioners to serve the needs of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the nation. This department strives to develop leading practitioners who will improve access and quality of care for aging and underserved populations. Learn more about the Department of Physical Therapy »
Supporting Organizations
The Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program has enjoyed support and partnership with various organizations in the community. Below are highlights of some specific contributions made by some supporting organizations.
Carilion Clinic supports the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program by leasing the space that we occupy within the Carilion Roanoke Comunity Hospital. Learn more about how Carilion Clinic.
Medical Facilities of America supported the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program with a $500,000 endowment. The gift provides salary supplements as well as research and program support in the DPT program. Learn more about how Medical Facilities of America supports the DPT.
Genesis Rehabilitation Services supported the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program with a $100,000 gift towards the establishment of a Motion Analysis Laboratory. Learn more about how the Genesis Rehabilitiation Services supports DPT.
Friendship Retirement Community in Roanoke, VA endowed a scholarship in the amount of $30,000 for the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Learn more about how Friendship Retirement Community supports DPT.
Bradley Free Clinic supports the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy program by allowing our students access to true patient care in safe and supervised environment. Learn more about the Bradley Free Clinic.
DPT Dispatch and News
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APTA National Advocacy Day »
4/14/2018
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2019 Interprofessional Day »
4/13/2018
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RUDPT Student Receives Praise During Clinical Education »
11/20/2017
Julianne Bal Recognized for Clinical Experience
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A group of the 2nd Years joined Emory&Henry National Advocacy Dinner to discuss PTs in Rural...
A group of the 2nd Years joined Emory&Henry National Advocacy Dinner to discuss PTs in Rural America to improve access to quality care for everyone#advocate #dptstudent #makePTruralagain #chooserural #PTforNHSCLoanRepayment @KolbWil pic.twitter.com/Dz7lp4YDDy
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Congratulations to Brooke Malloy and David Furrow for being elected as Chair and Vice Chair in the...
Congratulations to Brooke Malloy and David Furrow for being elected as Chair and Vice Chair in the VPTA Student SIG! #RUDPT https://t.co/cN2vZmQhvU
— RU Physical Therapy (@Radford_DPT) April 11, 2018 -
“Building a community that advances the profession of physical therapy to improve the health...
“Building a community that advances the profession of physical therapy to improve the health of society.” https://t.co/xOVbwBQ3E8
— RU Physical Therapy (@Radford_DPT) April 4, 2018