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I am currently a graduate student at Bellarmine University in the Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. I was accepted at the end of 2012 as an early entry student majoring in Exercise Science Pre-PT in my junior year of undergraduate studies. I am currently working towards both my Bachelors in Health Science and Doctorate of Physical Therapy degrees. I will have completed these by May 2013 and May 2015, respectively. I am interested in working in neurology, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal, sports medicine, home health and acute care settings.
Education
Prior to enrollment in Bellarmine University's DPT program, I majored in Exercise Science Pre-PT at Bellarmine University. My Bachelors degree will change to Health Sciences and will be obtained in May 2013 as I work towards a Doctorate of Physical Therapy. I will have a Doctorate in Physical Therapy in May 2015.
Professional Affiliations
Student member of APTA.
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