Curriculum

The RIM’s Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Program curriculum is delivered in a variety of modes including online learning modules, in person lectures, assigned readings and journal articles, participation in journal clubs and experiential learning with interdisciplinary team members including physicians, nurses, neuropsychologists, orthotists, prosthetists, and others.

Residents will contribute to and skillfully implement evidence-based clinical practice through research and educational opportunities within the program. They will share their knowledge and expertise, in a professional and ethical manner, with students, fellow clinicians and the community they serve.

Curriculum includes the following:

  • 300+ hours of lecture and course work through the Institute for Knowledge Translation and Medbridge. Click here to view multi-component curriculum.
  • Case studies, journal clubs and research opportunities
  • Collaboration and shadowing with multidisciplinary team
  • Teaching and lecture opportunities
  • Volunteer and community services opportunities
  • Direct 1:1 mentoring during rotations on multiple inpatient rehab specialty units, an outpatient specialty unit, an acute care/trauma rotation, and a pediatric rotation.”

Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency Resources