Physical Therapy Oncology Residency Program

Role Overview

• Develop advanced knowledge and treatment skills in oncology rehabilitation
• Participate in an 18-month intensive program providing post-professional didactic and clinical training
• Apply advanced knowledge, clinical skills, evidence-based practice and critical inquiry in the evaluation and treatment of individuals with cancer
• Serve as a consultant within a multidisciplinary team in both an acute care and outpatient setting
• Effectively deliver educational material to advance knowledge related to oncology physical therapy practice

Requirements

• Graduated from an accredited program in physical therapy or equivalent through the Federations of State Boards of Physical Therapy by the start of the residency program [Doctor of Physical Therapy (tDPT or DPT) preferred]
• 1
• 5 years of clinical experience preferred
• New York State Physical Therapy Licensure required by the start of the residency program
• Membership in APTA, including Oncology Academy
• BCLS Certification

Benefits

• No tuition associated with residency experience
• Stipend provided for patient care hours on a bi-weekly basis