PHTR556

This course builds upon professional ethics, values and responsibilities introduced in previous courses, reinforcing them through application to clinical situations in order to prepare students for entry into clinical internship. Students will practice effective coping and communication skills, as well as explore issues related to the code of ethics and core values of professionalism. Practice management issues such a billing and payment for services rendered, effective documentation and legal requirements will be covered. Students will be exposed to issues such as fraud and abuse as they relate to utilization of physical therapist services along with abuse of vulnerable populations. Career development of the physical therapist as a leader, teacher, and advocate will be explored in multiple settings to prepare the student for the evolving health care environment.

In-Person On-Campus

Pass/Fail (P), Standard (S)

School of Health & Natural Sciences