Clinical Education
The clinical faculty for the University of Colorado Physical Therapy Program has the opportunity to facilitate meaningful learning experiences and to mold future colleagues. Mentoring students is a great way to keep current with the evidence and knowledge
in our field. Not only will students bring a new energy and infectious enthusiasm to your facility, but clinical teaching will allow you to give back to the profession.
Please contact Pt.ClinEd@ucdenver.edu if you are interested and seeking more information.
Please contact Pt.ClinEd@ucdenver.edu if you are interested and seeking more information.
Interested in offering a Clinical Experience for CU PT students? Please email Pt.ClinEd@ucdenver.edu.
To view resources specific to clinical instructor development, clinical site and experience materials and documents specific to our curriculum, visit our resources page.
Become a Volunteer Clinical Faculty member.
Clinical Instructor Credentialing Course: We encourage all of our Clinical Instructors to complete the basic APTA Credentialing course, offered annually, to ensure consistency and quality for our clinical internships.
Clinical Education Curriculum
Clinical Education Team
Back Row: (L to R) Joe Palmer, Cynthia Armstrong
Front Row: (L to R) Jennifer Rodriguez, Jacob Austin, Catherine Bilyeu, Eric Sawyer
All complaints regarding the CU Physical Therapy Clinical Education program should be addressed to the CU Physical Therapy Program Director, Michael Harris-Love, PT, MPT, DSc, FGSA at: michael.harris-love@cuanschutz.edu or (303) 724-0687. Responses to inquiries will be answered within 10 business days. Students who have complaints that have not been resolved through contact with the CU PT Program may seek advisement within the University or via external governing bodies (see below).