At the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS), Teresa Gingles, PT, USAHS DPT 2011, embarked on a journey that would lead her to become a beacon of hope and advocate for an aging population. Dr. Gingles is a 2023 Alumni Force for Good Contest Winner. The alumni video competition celebrates the incredible impact
In a world where aging is often associated with decline, Kaelee Brockway, PT, DPT, EdD, and Keegan McKay, OTD, MOT, OTR, are inspired to challenge these ideas and invest in older adults. Their joint efforts with local community organizations and dedication to engaging students in the process are reshaping the future for seniors. Breaking barriers
Here at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) we’re all about helping our students reach their goals with confidence and competence. As the leading graduate school for PT since 1979, we couldn’t be more proud of what our PT students and alumni have achieved and for giving us the opportunity to partner
Nestled in the historic city of St. Augustine, FL, the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) stands as a beacon of excellence in healthcare education. Renowned for its commitment to producing exceptional graduates, the University takes pride in the transformative impact its alumni have across healthcare education. In 1979, Dr. Stanley Paris took
Sports enthusiasts and aspiring physical therapists: Dive into the inspiring story of Kim Manlangit, DPT. Dr. Manlangit is a true embodiment of passion, perseverance and purpose. Her journey from a varsity basketball player to a physical therapist and coach is motivating. A BNN article shares her story, highlighting the twists and turns that have shaped
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there are almost 230,000 physical therapists (PTs) throughout the United States.1 Whether you’re learning how to become a physical therapist or are a practicing PT, you may wonder what the best states for physical therapists are. Depending on your situation and future goals, the criteria of what
Ranked the third best healthcare career, physical therapy (PT) is rich in opportunity for people who want to help patients live better lives.1 Physical therapists treat injuries, disabilities and other health conditions through personalized treatment plans that include exercise and hands-on care.2 A Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree is the entry-level degree for this
Physical therapists have one of the most rewarding jobs in the world. And that statement is true from several perspectives—including a financial one. The median salary for a practitioner with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree is $97.720.1 But, this figure only tells half of the story. Salaries fluctuate due to multiple variables, such as
Psychology is one of the most popular majors in the United States.1 About six percent of all degrees conferred in 2022 were in psychology.2 Are you wondering what you can do with a psychology major? We’ve outlined 22 potential professions in allied health, clinical care and academia, plus a few nonclinical pathways you might not have
Physical therapists (PTs) have long used touch to diagnose and treat movement problems in their patients, but the rise of virtual physical therapy has changed how PTs interact with patients. Learn more about virtual physical therapy, also called telehealth physical therapy, its benefits and what it means for your physical therapy education. What Is Telehealth
According to a survey conducted by Doximity, more than 83% of surveyed physicians expressed that telemedicine had proven valuable in improving the ongoing care for patients with complex or chronic conditions, while 65% noted it enhanced communication with their patients.1 Virtual healthcare is on the rise and provides promising solutions to challenges facing healthcare providers
Erwin Benedict Valencia, USAHS Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) ‘11, says it’s a familiar story: A Filipino son is expected to become a doctor or engineer. However, Dr. Valencia’s career path is anything but ordinary. His great-uncle was a cardiologist in Lodi, New Jersey. He provided care to Lodi locals and served the community without