Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Partnership Program
Offered as a doctorate (DPT)


For students who want to continue their education towards a career in physical therapy, Saint Anselm College has collaborated with Tufts University School of Medicine for a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT). The Tufts – Saint Anselm College Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Partnership Program is open to alumni and students of any major that meet the prerequisites for entry into the program. Each Tufts campus has 10 spots available and reserved for Saint Anselm students and alumni.

Through the partnership, students can complete DPT courses in just seven semesters. Prospective applicants must meet all components required by Tufts University School of Medicine to be eligible for this program. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and have completed all prerequisite courses and requirements. There is no application fee or GRE requirement for qualified applicants. For more information, all eligibility requirements, or how to apply, students are encouraged to contact Prof. Weinreb.

Physical therapy is a cornerstone of rehabilitation, prevention and wellness. Our health sciences graduates are empowered to be the next generation of clinicians who are prepared to lead with knowledge, compassion and innovation in the service of others.

— Diane Uzarski, DNP, MPH, RN, Dean and Professor of Practice at the Jean School of Nursing and Health Sciences

Benefits

  • Streamlined application process
  • Ability to finish the doctorate in just seven semesters
  • Advising and support from Tufts University School of Medicine and Saint Anselm College through the program
  • Benefit from an in depth, rigorous curriculum
  • Offers additional career prospects 

Additional Program Information

The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Partnership Program provides an exciting opportunity to receive an advanced degree to support students in their post-collegiate careers. 

  • 10 seats at each campus in Boston, Phoenix, and Seattle
  • Full-time hybrid courses
  • Career growth through clinical placement
  • Diverse networking opportunities
  • Curriculum rooted in evidence-based practice
  • Boston and Phoenix courses begin during the summer, Seattle courses begin in the fall

To explore more about Tufts University School of Medicine, including details about the DPT program, faculty, and campus experience, visit the Tufts DPT website

This academic partnership supports students in furthering their education with an advanced degree. This physical therapy program offers students hands-on clinical education through an integrated, holistic learning experience.

Through this hybrid model, students engage in a dynamic mix of online coursework, in-person clinical skills labs, and hands-on clinical training.

The curriculum is built upon key competencies encompassing: 

  • Innovative pedagogies
  • Cohesive curriculum design
  • Expert faculty guidance
  • Team-teaching approach
  • Cutting-edge technology integration
  • Hybrid learning
  • Leadership preparation
  • A diverse and inclusive learning community 

Program Liaison

Weinreb

Carolyn Weinreb
Associate Professor & Health Sciences Faculty Leader
1-603-641-7154
cweinreb@anselm.edu

Visit Professor Weinreb's Bio

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