Building partnerships

ACAPT builds on partnership and sponsorship offerings

During 2024, ACAPT focused on building the partnerships and sponsorships available for our education and events. ACAPT was able to create and build upon unique relationships with organizations dedicated to the physical therapy profession.

ACAPT continues its strong partnerships with APTA and the APTA Academy of Education, including the Collaborative for Physical Therapy Education

As the leading influential voice for excellence in academic physical therapy, ACAPT recognizes that we need to increase the quantity and quality of academic partnerships that promote excellence.

Below are some of the groups we work closely with:

ACAPT is a member of National Collaborative for Improving the Clinical Learning Environment (NCICLE), a forum for organizations committed to improving the educational experience and patient care outcomes within clinical learning environments.
ACAPT is an active member of the Federation of Associations of Schools of the Health Professions (FASHP), whose members also include the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH), American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) and American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP), American Association of Osteopathic Medicine (AOA), American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Medicine (AACPM), American Dental Education Association (ADEA), and many more.
ACAPT supports the Physical Therapy Leadership Institute’s (PTLI) Lynda D. Woodruff Lectures and have participated in their Disruptive Innovation Summits.

ACAPT Excellence Partners Combined Logos

ACAPT works with PT-related organizations to deliver important updates to assist DPT programs.

The Institute for Community Engagement Vice Chair, Prisca Collins, PT, PhD, served on the FSBPT Physical Therapist & Physical Therapist Assistant Cross-Profession Minimum Data Set (PTCPMDS) Task Force to learn about purpose, scope, and intended use of the PTCPMDS to guide decision-making about the focus of the ICE task force addressing workforce shortages. The group is working on a survey for collecting data elements considered minimum necessary for health workforce planning. The term for the task force ends December 2024.

ACAPT seeks innovative relationships from vendors and organizations that promote teaching, scholarship, research and service activities within academic physical therapy.

Special thanks to ACAPT's current vendor partners:

Team Rehab
NPTE Final Frontier
Rehab Essentials
Exxat

Interested in becoming an ACAPT strategic partner?

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Thank you to the 2024 ELC exhibitors!

After the DPT
Anatomage
Andrews University
Athletico
ATI Physical Therapy
Baylor University
Cardon
Clinicnote
Eduglobal Associates
Enflux
Evidence in Motion
Exaat
F.A. Davis
Federation of State Boards
FitBUX
Foundation for Physical Therapy Research
Ivy Rehab
Jones & Bartlett Learning
Loma Linda University
LSVT Global

McGraw Hill
Messiah University
Nova Southeastern University
NTPE
PhysioU
PT Cariopulmonary Educations
PT Final Exam
PT Moves Me
PTLI
PTPAC
Rehab Essentials
Scorebuilders
Simucase
Therapy Partners Group
TherapyEd
TrueLearn
University of Evansville
University of Indianapolis
University of Miami
Widener

Building partnerships

ACAPT builds on partnership and sponsorship offerings

Below are some of the groups we work closely with:

Special thanks to ACAPT's current vendor partners:

Thank you to the 2024 ELC exhibitors!

ACAPT offers a paid service to promote external surveys to DPT programs

The American Council of Academic Physical Therapy

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