CAMP I

Catalog description

The Comprehensive Assessment and Management of Practice (CAMP) I course will provide opportunities for students to deliver physical therapy services through a supervised team approach for the evaluation and treatment of adult musculoskeletal conditions. This course will build upon earlier foundational and STEPs experiences to further develop clinical reasoning. During CAMP, students will be mentored by DPT program faculty and physical therapists as they work in small groups to provide care to community members who have a variety of diagnoses causing movement dysfunction or pain. The students in this course will be involved in developing and documenting a plan of care based on the ICF model that includes goals, skilled intervention, and progression.