The RAISE Fellow trains in a one-year accredited post-professional orthopaedic manual physical therapy fellowship. The position includes clinical care, teaching (lab instruction and clinical mentorship), and service expectations in the High Point University Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree program. The RAISE Fellowship participant will complete clinical practice in the HPU Pro Bono Physical Therapy and Departmental/TEAM Clinics. These clinics provide physical therapy care to a varied patient population. As part of the RAISE Fellowship training program, protected mentoring time (a minimum of 150 hours) will focus on skills related to orthopaedic manual therapy, complex patient management, health behavior screening, and communication/advocacy. As such, applicants should possess both excellent clinical reasoning and clinical teaching skills.
Candidates will be expected to demonstrate sound judgment, professional etiquette, and exceptional problem-solving skills. In addition ...