Leadership in a Rapidly Changing World

We are accepting candidates for the 2019 slate until January 18, 2019.

Register today for the webinar to be held on November 1st, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. EST

Know someone that deserves recognition for an outstanding achievement in physical therapy? APTA's 2019 Honors & Awards nominations are now open! 

We want your perspectives on leadership development and management education in physical therapy programs.

We invite you to make a significant contribution to our understanding of leadership development and management education in physical therapy programs.

Seeking anyone interested in discussing present practices, competencies and roles

Watch and listen to the workshop held Dec 4-5

January 11 Irvine California (rescheduled)

Entries will be accepted November 1st 2018 through January 4th, 2019.

Each ACAPT member institution is eligible to join NCCE

We are pleased to announce that the PHYSICAL THERAPIST CLINICAL EDUCATION GLOSSARY is now available for use.

Look at these fantastic resources for Financial Solutions!

Listen to ACAPT leaders discuss the formation of ACAPT!

The student loan debt survey you received a few weeks ago is due by February 3, 2017.

APTA has developed tips to ensure that users who are new to the Clinical Performance Instrument (CPI) have a successful experience when completing the PT CPI or PTA CPI training course on the APTA Learning Center.

The APTA, ACAPT, and the Education Section of APTA are aware of recent communication from Genesis Rehab Services regarding fee implementation for clinical education.

Student and Resident Scholarships: Johns Hopkins medicine will once again be offering students and resident scholarships to our Fifth Annual Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference to take place Nov. 3-5, 2016 in Baltimore,

The Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy is pleased to announce the release of the updated “Compendium for Teaching Professional Level Physical Therapy Content, v. 2016”. This compendium is an update of the previous compendium published in 2000 and edited by Margaret Schenkman PhD, PT and Kathleen Gill-Body, MS, PT, NCS.

At the 2016 House of Delegates, the Oregon chapter proposed the following RC regarding student debt in physical therapy.