UTC DPT

As our first years set out on their first Clinical Education experience, we wanted to look back on their White Coat Ceremony!

Since January, they’ve taken their first steps as clinicians through hands-on experiences in our Pro Bono Clinic, building skills, confidence, and a deeper understanding of patient care. Now, they’re ready for their next big milestone.

The white coat is more than a symbol—it is the beginning of a commitment to learning, serving, and making a difference in the lives of others. Good luck to our first years as they begin their clinical rotations! Your hard work, dedication, and passion have brought you to this moment, and this is only the beginning. 🥼✨

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Conducting Business ⚡️💡

DPT1’s have been getting hands on with electrotherapeutic modalities— learning how different types of electrical stimulation can help promote muscle strengthening, pain reduction, and better patient outcomes.

Last week, we celebrated the graduation of our class of 2026 and the newest Doctors of Physical Therapy! 🎓

We are so tremendously proud of the way you all have grown throughout your time with us. Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! We might need a tissue, though.

When you’re small, the world feels infinite. The faculty didn’t just grow up to meet that vast potential—they transcended it.

This OT Month, we’re looking back at the “little explorers” who became the visionary leaders guiding our students today. From wide-eyed wonder to clinical mastery, they are proof that the biggest futures start with the smallest steps. 💛💙

We love learning from you everyday!

Plyometric Pandemonium! 💪

DPT1s have been in the lab learning how to implement plyometrics into late phase rehab! Shoutout Dr. Tudini for showing ‘em how it’s done!

Our very own Dr. David Levine has been named an Honorary Diplomat by the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Levine has multiple articles, presentations, and lectures for this field and is a huge advocate for our furry friends. Too see more see the article in our linktree or read about it in the link attached to this post!