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Bridging the Gap Between Neuroscience and Physical Therapy

April 8, 2026

Award-winning PCOM Georgia researcher Robert Zeid explores how the brain drives movement in pediatric physical therapy.

College to Host 3rd Annual Day in the Life of a PT Student Event

February 27, 2026

PCOM Georgia invites aspiring physical therapists to campus for a hands-on "Day in the Life" experience on March 9.

Progress Isn't Linear: A DPT Student Embraces a Whole-Person Approach

January 28, 2026

Reese Stokes' rotation experience highlights how empathy and communication can significantly impact patient outcomes.

Rotator Cuff Soreness or Injury? An Expert Weighs In

January 23, 2026

PT faculty member Dr. Scott Lowe explains how rotator cuff tears can present differently and offers potential treatment options.

Study Examines Anxiety as a Potential Factor in Pain Sensitivity

December 8, 2025

Discover how innovative DPT research at PCOM Georgia examines anxiety and pain responses while providing students hands-on scientific experience.

PCOM Georgia Celebrates White Coat Ceremonies for PharmD and DPT Students

November 20, 2025

The ceremonies serve as rites of passage and as reminders of students' commitments to patients throughout their healthcare journeys.

Willette Shines in Hollywood and PCOM Georgia's Simulation Center

November 13, 2025

As manager of Clinical Simulation at PCOM Georgia, JoAnn Willette helps students improve their clinical skills in training exercises.

Codes, Clues, and Core Concepts: PT Learning Through Escape Rooms

August 28, 2025

Faculty-designed escape rooms reinforced physical therapy knowledge, teamwork, and early study habits in preparation for exams.

PCOM Georgia Research on Participation in Children With Cerebral Palsy

August 27, 2025

PCOM Georgia study finds schools with proper support help children with cerebral palsy participate at levels similar to peers, improving quality of life.

How Gamification is Helping Medical Students Understand Anatomy

July 30, 2025

PCOM Georgia's Dr. Philip Fabrizio is using analog games to help students master musculoskeletal anatomy with creativity and retention.

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