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Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency

Advance your career in neurologic physical therapy

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The Parkview Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency program is a 13-month clinical residency that begins in June of each year. The program is designed to facilitate a well-rounded experience treating patients with neurologic conditions across the continuum of care. Each resident will do rotations in acute care, ICU, inpatient rehab and outpatient rehab. Each resident will have the opportunity to participate in several interdisciplinary specialty clinics including Parkview Health’s Fall Prevention Clinic, Concussion Clinic, Amputee Clinic, ALS Clinic, and Movement Disorders Clinic with neurologists, ATPs, OTs, SLPs and pharmacists. The resident will have the opportunity to become certified in performing ASIA assessments.

Parkview provides services to patients with a wide range of neurologic diagnoses. The residency mentor staff includes therapists with multiple specialty certifications including Board Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialists, NDT Certified therapists, Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialists, Certified Brain Injury Specialists, LSVT Certified therapists, ASIA Certified therapists, as well as staff devoted to clinical education. The Parkview Neurologic Physical Therapy program is an ABPTRFE-accredited residency.

Program results

For 2023–2024, the Parkview Neurologic Physical Therapy residency program had a 100% graduation rate. The first-time pass rate on the neurologic specialty exam is 100%. Updated September 2024.

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Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency applications are open Oct. 1 to March 1.

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