THE PROFESSION What is Physical Therapy?
Physical Therapy is a professional health discipline directed towards the prevention or alleviation of movement dysfunction, and towards the enhancement of physical capacity. The ultimate goal of Physical Therapy is to assist the client/patient to achieve the highest possible level of independent function. Exercise, therapeutic modalities and consultative strategies are used to maximize function. In addition, physical therapists educate their patients and the community about the prevention of disabilities and promotion of health. The two-year MScPT program at the University of Torontois designed to prepare the graduate for entry-to-practice competency in physical therapy and is both academically and physically challenging. The program requires full-time student. Applicants should ensure they are capable of being full-time students.