701 Quiz 2
Residency and fellowships, advocacy and diversity/cultural competence. - answer
American Board of Physical Therapy Residency and Fellowship
Education (ABPTRFE)
• _________ body for residency and fellowship programs
• Similar to CAPTE for entry-level PT and PTA programs - answer Accrediting
Residency Programs
• Post-professional programs
• Need to graduate and become licensed in state where residency
program is held
• Minimum of _____ hours and ____ months to complete
• Maximum of ____ months to complete - answer1,800
10
60
Residencies
• Clinical
• Advance PT knowledge and skills in_______________
• Nonclinical
• Career advancement outside of clinical duties - answerpatient/client management
Residency programs
• Combines opportunities for ongoing mentoring with formal and informal feedback to
the PT resident
• Includes__________ and _______examinations - answerwritten and live patient
practical
Residency programs
• Foundation in ____________, ___________ and coursework designed to provide
theoretical basis for advanced
practice.
• Program's curriculum must cover the entire corresponding DRP
, (description of residency practice) - answerscientific inquiry, evidence-based practice
Residency Programs
• PT's completing a residency program are more _________________
• Opportunities to become involved with residency programs
afterwards as a mentor, faculty, etc.
• Completion of residency program facilitates qualifications to
sit for Specialist Examination
• Graduates of residency ______________________ than non-residency PTs -
answermarketable as
specialized practitioners
programs score higher on the
Specialist Examination
Fellowship Programs
• Post-professional programs designed to train PTs beyond specialty
training (_____________)
• Either ______ graduates or board-certified therapists are eligible
for fellowships
• Attendance at Residency typically not required but may depend on specific
fellowship - answersubspeciality
residency
Fellowship Program
• Clinical and Non-clinical programs
• Fellowships are typically __________ in duration than Residencies but also need
more______________to become accepted
• Compared to Residency where new graduates are eligible - answershorter
clinical experience
Accredited Residencies
• Acute Care
• Cardiovascular and
Pulmonary
• Clinical Electrophysiology
• Faculty (non-clinical)
• Geriatrics
• Neurology
Residency and fellowships, advocacy and diversity/cultural competence. - answer
American Board of Physical Therapy Residency and Fellowship
Education (ABPTRFE)
• _________ body for residency and fellowship programs
• Similar to CAPTE for entry-level PT and PTA programs - answer Accrediting
Residency Programs
• Post-professional programs
• Need to graduate and become licensed in state where residency
program is held
• Minimum of _____ hours and ____ months to complete
• Maximum of ____ months to complete - answer1,800
10
60
Residencies
• Clinical
• Advance PT knowledge and skills in_______________
• Nonclinical
• Career advancement outside of clinical duties - answerpatient/client management
Residency programs
• Combines opportunities for ongoing mentoring with formal and informal feedback to
the PT resident
• Includes__________ and _______examinations - answerwritten and live patient
practical
Residency programs
• Foundation in ____________, ___________ and coursework designed to provide
theoretical basis for advanced
practice.
• Program's curriculum must cover the entire corresponding DRP
, (description of residency practice) - answerscientific inquiry, evidence-based practice
Residency Programs
• PT's completing a residency program are more _________________
• Opportunities to become involved with residency programs
afterwards as a mentor, faculty, etc.
• Completion of residency program facilitates qualifications to
sit for Specialist Examination
• Graduates of residency ______________________ than non-residency PTs -
answermarketable as
specialized practitioners
programs score higher on the
Specialist Examination
Fellowship Programs
• Post-professional programs designed to train PTs beyond specialty
training (_____________)
• Either ______ graduates or board-certified therapists are eligible
for fellowships
• Attendance at Residency typically not required but may depend on specific
fellowship - answersubspeciality
residency
Fellowship Program
• Clinical and Non-clinical programs
• Fellowships are typically __________ in duration than Residencies but also need
more______________to become accepted
• Compared to Residency where new graduates are eligible - answershorter
clinical experience
Accredited Residencies
• Acute Care
• Cardiovascular and
Pulmonary
• Clinical Electrophysiology
• Faculty (non-clinical)
• Geriatrics
• Neurology
