Campbell University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Campbell University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program http://www.campbell.edu/cphs/academic-programs/docto

Graduating doctors of physical therapy who deliver skilled, compassionate, patient-centered care, from a service-oriented, Christian guided view, with special emphasis on rural healthcare environments. The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program at Campbell University focuses on an evidence-supported curriculum centered on the patient and clinical practice in rural healthcare. The curriculum util

izes integrated, interdisciplinary education to prepare students to enter one of the most rewarding and fastest growing healthcare professions. Students who complete the program will earn a DPT degree and eligibility to become a candidate for initial licensure in the 53 jurisdictions recognized by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT).

Dr. Randall Lazicki is proud to be representing the physical therapy profession in North Carolina at APTA Capitol Hill D...
04/21/2026

Dr. Randall Lazicki is proud to be representing the physical therapy profession in North Carolina at APTA Capitol Hill Day! He joined 250+ in Washington D.C., and met face-to-face with members of Congress, including Rep. Brad Knott, Rep. Don Davis, Rep. Virginia, Fox, Sen. Tom Tillis, Sen. Ted Budd, and their staff on efforts to support policies that advance payment and strengthen our profession.

Today, Dr. Randall Lazicki is at APTA Capitol Hill Day advocating for policies that advance payment and strengthen our p...
04/21/2026

Today, Dr. Randall Lazicki is at APTA Capitol Hill Day advocating for policies that advance payment and strengthen our profession.

Help support our efforts from home by visiting the APTA Patient Action Center and sending a message to your member of Congress to amplify our collective voice.

https://www.apta.org/advocacy/take-action/patient-action-center

. American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) APTA North Carolina Randall Lazicki

Attention aspiring Doctor of Physical Therapy students: if you need observation hours for PTCAS (regardless of where you...
04/19/2026

Attention aspiring Doctor of Physical Therapy students: if you need observation hours for PTCAS (regardless of where you are applying) come watch our Community Wellness program on Thursday afternoons this summer.

Register here: https://cphs.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bfLXUe3WUEBzAbA

Thank you to our student ambassadors and faculty who spent their Saturday sharing their passion about our program at Pro...
04/18/2026

Thank you to our student ambassadors and faculty who spent their Saturday sharing their passion about our program at Prospective Student Day!

Dr. Lazicki spent the day at APTA NC Student Conclave and the APTA NC 2nd Quarter Board meeting as the Director of Membe...
04/18/2026

Dr. Lazicki spent the day at APTA NC Student Conclave and the APTA NC 2nd Quarter Board meeting as the Director of Membership for the APTA NC. 

The Student Conclave provided an exciting opportunity for PT and PTA students to learn, network, and build a community for the future of our profession. 

Planning is well underway for the APTA Annual Conference October 9–10, 2026. Find more info at www.aptanc.org

Meet the Class of 2027 Ortho SIG Executive oard! From left to right, Secretary Mia Fraticelli, President Gabi Lyons, Vi...
04/16/2026

Meet the Class of 2027 Ortho SIG Executive oard! From left to right, Secretary Mia Fraticelli, President Gabi Lyons, Vice President Ashleigh Busser, and Treasurer Filomon Llegado.

04/16/2026

Things we miss about Thursdays… “Heyyyyy”
Miss our patients so much!!

On Tuesday April 21st, Campbell University Department of Physical Therapy Assistant Professor, Dr. Randall Lazicki, will...
04/13/2026

On Tuesday April 21st, Campbell University Department of Physical Therapy Assistant Professor, Dr. Randall Lazicki, will join over 250 APTA members for APTA Capitol Hill Day to raise awareness and build crucial relationships with members of Congress.

Advocacy is at the heart of our profession and speaking to members of Congress on issues impacting the physical therapy profession makes a powerful statement about challenges and the vital role physical therapy plays in transforming lives and strengthening communities.

Campbell University Department of Physical Therapy assistant professor Dr. Karlyn Green, and the department’s work with ...
04/09/2026

Campbell University Department of Physical Therapy assistant professor Dr. Karlyn Green, and the department’s work with their Community Wellness participants, was featured in the most recent issue of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) magazine. The article explored the importance and immediate impact PTs can make in Primary Care roles.

APTA members can read the full story here: https://www.apta.org/apta-magazine/archive/2026/04/01/powering-progress-in-primary-care

04/08/2026

We love to see our CU DPT faculty sharing what they love about our program, our students, and working with our CPHS and Campbell University colleagues.

Meet the Class of 2027 Peds SIG Executive Board! From left to right, Treasurer Gabe Douglass, Social Media Coordinator ...
04/07/2026

Meet the Class of 2027 Peds SIG Executive Board! From left to right, Treasurer Gabe Douglass, Social Media Coordinator Devan Bishop, President Natalie Deck, Secretary Emma Wheeler, and Vice President Alex Hamel.

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