Doctoral Program in Physical Therapy News
PCOM Georgia
A New Mom, a New Milestone and a Lifelong Dream
October 30, 2026
New mom Kailyn Clemons (DPT '28) shares how family inspires her as she pursues a physical therapy career and prepares for her white coat at PCOM Georgia.
Student Athlete Finds His Calling in Physical Therapy
October 30, 2026
Inspired by the athletic trainers who helped him recover from injuries, Jose Brian Palacios (DPT '28) is pursuing his passion for helping others heal.
Cultivating Confidence in Future Physical Therapists
August 25, 2026
Research reveals which musculoskeletal regions DPT students feel most and least confident treating--and how educators can address the gaps.
Te'Jayah Jones Represents DPT Students at APTA
August 5, 2026
PCOM Georgia student Te'Jayah Jones (DPT '28) was one of eight DPT students selected nationwide to serve in APTA's House of Delegates.
Physical Therapy Program Reaffirmed 10-Year Accreditation
June 18, 2026
PCOM Georgia's DPT program excelled in the areas of student outcomes, faculty expertise and overall curriculum.
DPT Students Earn Top Honors for Research on Manual Therapy
June 15, 2026
Learn how PCOM Georgia DPT students collaborated with faculty on research, gaining hands-on experience that strengthens evidence-based clinical practice.
Shelley DiCecco to Lead Physical Therapy at PCOM Georgia
May 29, 2026
PCOM Georgia has appointed Shelley DiCecco, PT, PhD, as chair and program director of the Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
Future DPT Drawn to Serve Veterans Through Physical Therapy
May 4, 2026
After seeing his father's recovery, Chandler Allred, DPT '26, aims to provide patient-centered care and serve veterans through a career in physical therapy.
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.
