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Specialization is available to DPT students in three areas: Early Intervention, Global Health and Research. DPT students pursuing specialization receive recognition on their transcripts and gain valuable experience in an area of interest to them. To obtain specialization the student completes both required and elective coursework that exceeds the requirements needed for the DPT degree. Each specialization includes didactic and practicum courses.
Interdisciplinary Graduate Specialization in Early Intervention is offered through the Graduate School. The coursework focuses on the strengths and needs of infants and young children with special needs and their families. Recognition of completion is noted with a statement on the student’s transcript following graduation.
Interdisciplinary Graduate Specialization in Global Health is offered through the Graduate School. The coursework emphasizes developing the knowledge and skills needed to work with underserved populations. Recognition of completion is noted with a statement on the student’s transcript following graduation.
Research in Allied Medicine Specialization is offered through The School of Allied Medical Professions. Students participate in an ongoing research project with a faculty mentor and complete additional coursework in research methods. Recognition of completion is noted with a statement on the student’s transcript following graduation.
If you are interested in additional information about the specific coursework and additional requirements, please contact one of these faculty members.
Early Intervention
Dale Deubler, PT, MS
Deubler.1@osu.edu
Global Health
Anne Kloos, PT, PhD, NCS
Kloos.4@osu.edu
Research
Deb Kegelmeyer, PT, DPT, MS, GCS
Kegelmeyer.1@osu.edu
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