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This file is a curriculum outline for the Army-Baylor University Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy program, which appears to be one of the graduate programs referenced in the related Sources Sought notice for Graduate School Consolidated University Affiliation Services.

The curriculum is structured across four semesters totaling 60 credit hours, with detailed coursework in physical therapy specializations. Key components include Clinical Fellowship courses (12 credits), Independent Study (4 credits), Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics for upper and lower quarters (6 credits), and Evaluation and Mobilization courses (12 credits). The program incorporates practical assessments through live patient examinations, written tests, oral boards, research projects, and teaching presentations. Notable deliverables include a final manuscript, research defense, AAOMPT conference participation, and comprehensive oral board examinations. The curriculum demonstrates a combination of clinical practice, research methodology, and advanced specialized training in orthopedic manual physical therapy.

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Army-Baylor University Doctoral Fellowship in Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy

Course Credits Course Name Deliverables / Grades

Semester I Jan-Jun

PHT 6191 – 1 Independent Study I Mentorship, Skills practice, Portfolio, Video Analysis PHT 6391 – 3 Clinical Fellowship I Oral board: Clinical reasoning, Tutorial PHT 5241 – 2 Differential Diagnosis in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Written exam, Differential Dx CAT PHT 5326 – 3 Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics: Lower Quarter Oral presentations, Quizzes, Disection/Participation PHT 5382 – 3 Evaluation and Mobilization: Lower Quarter Practical techniques exams, Quizzes PHT 5230 – 2 Essentials of Evidence-based Practice and Clincal ResearchResearch Protocol, Exams, Protocol defense PHT 5191 – 1 Special Topics: Seminar I Final literature table for individual project

Total: 15

Semester II Jul-Nov

PHT 6192 – 1 Independent Study II Mentorship, Skills practice, Portfolio, Video Analysis PHT 6392 – 3 Clinical Fellowship II Spine Exam Week (Live patient/Written/Techniques), Tutorial PHT 5331 – 3 Quantitative Evaluation Stats exam, presentation of dummy data set, draft write up PHT 5327 – 3 Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics: Upper Quarter Oral presentations, Quizzes, Disection/Participation PHT 5383 – 3 Evaluation and Mobilization: Upper Quarter Practical techniques exams, Quizzes PHT 5323 – 3 Pathophysiology and Therapeutic Exercise Section tests, ACSM presentation, Applied case presentation Total: 16

Semester III Dec-Mar

PHT 6193 – 1 Independent Study III Mentorship, Skills practice, Portfolio PHT 6393 – 3 Clinical Fellowship III Periph Joint Exam Week (Live patient/Written/Techniques), Tutorial PHT 6332 – 3 Field Research in Physical Therapy AAOMPT abstract, AAOMPT poster presentation, AAOMPT Conf/CSM Conf PHT 5321 – 3 Aspects of Pharmacology and Nutrition in PT Quizzes, Tests, Applied case presentation PHT 5392 – 3 Evaluation and Mobilization: Advanced Lower Quarter Teaching slide presentations Total: 13

Semester IV Apr-Jul

PHT 6194 – 1 Independent Study IV Mentorship, Skills practice, Portfolio, Video PHT 6394 – 3 Clinical Fellowship IV Comprehensive Orals Board, Tutorial PHT 6333 – 3 Advanced Professional Paper Project Final manuscript, Research defense PHT 5393 – 3 Evaluation and Mobilization: Advanced Upper Quarter Teaching slide presentations PHT 5349 – 3 Radiology Review for Physical Therapists Written exam PHT 6101 – 1 Advanced Practicum in Physical Therapy BAMC inservices, ACOP/JODC/OZO teaching, DPT Mentoring/Grading PHT 6111 – 1 Advanced Orthopaedic/Sports Medicine and Surgery for PTsIndividual project PHT 5192 – 1 Special Topics: Seminar II Assigned deliverable for group research project Total: 16

Class 2015-2016

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