• Mid Michigan College

    Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Program Admissions Application

  • Fall 2024 Applications are due by March 1, 2024.

    This program is offered at our Mt. Pleasant Campus.

  • Applicant Information

    Please make sure the information provided is accurate. Letters of acceptance or denial will be emailed to the email address provided below.

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  • Prerequisite Information

    Students must have successfully completed all prerequisites or be actively enrolled in the prerequisities at the application deadline. If applicant is actively enrolled in classes when submitting this application, those grades will be included in the admissions process providing they are posted by May 30th.

    Must have a B- or better in each of the prerequisite courses. *Students who have taken BIO.135 prior to Fall 2016 will satisfy the Anatomy and Physiology requirements if taken within five years of application with a minimum grade of B-.

  • Transfer Students

  • Mid Credits

  • Previous Earned Degrees

  • Health Care Work or Health Care Volunteer Experience

  • Essential Functions of a PTA Student

    Below are functions PTA students typically participate in.

    The student will:

    1. Clearly and effectively communicate (verbally and in writing) with multiple stakeholders including patients, families, physical therapists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals, etc.
    2. Demonstrate ability to maintain positive interpersonal relationships with classmates, faculty, clinical educators and the staff and healthcare professionals during clinical education.
    3. Safely lift/push/pull an excess of fifty (50) pounds.
    4. Independently work and set priorities in the following potential situations:
      1. Multiple tasks simultaneously
      2. Adapt to schedule changes, patient demands and fluctuating workloads
      3. Moderate noise
      4. High concentration and focus
      5. Stressful interactions
    5. Perform interventions and patient care in accordance with the plan of care developed by the physical therapist.
      1. Ability to wear and tolerate personal protective equipment (PPE) as required and potential contact with bodily fluids.
      2. Demonstrate dexterity in bilateral upper and lower extremities including handling of patient limbs, writing, reaching, grasping, standing, walking, squatting and kneeling.
      3. Demonstrate dexterity and tolerance to positional transitions including supine, prone and sidelying from treatment tables and the floor.
      4. Ability to have close contact with patients which involves physical contact.
    6. Demonstrate adequate vision to perceive peripheral field and depth, to read, to use computer and to perform close-up work.
    7. Demonstrate adequate hearing and speech to clearly communicate, with individuals and within groups, when in person, using the telephone and through electronic media.
    8. Abide by legal and ethical professional standards.
    9. Maintain confidentiality and other privacy requirements.
    10. Regularly attend class and clinical education.
  • Additional Requirements/Statements

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