Outcomes

Graduate and Program Outcomes

• The BU Orthopedic Residency supports the missions of Boston University, the Sargent College Department of Physical Therapy, and BUPTC.
• The residency program is sustainable for the BUPTC and the Sargent College Department of Physical Therapy.
• The program will prepare residents to become autonomous practitioners who are prepared to serve as a primary care providers for patients presenting with neuromusculoskeletal disorders.
• The resident will develop the skills to become proficient in critical, reflective, innovative and evidence based thinking utilizing the biopsychosocial model.
• Residents demonstrate proficiency in knowledge and skill required for specialist orthopaedic clinical practice and lifelong learning.
• The program achieves and maintains ABPTRFE accreditation.

Resident Outcomes

• The BU Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency achieved initial accreditation from ABPTRFE on 9/23/23.
• Total Enrollment since candidate status granted: 6
• Graduates thus far: 4 (100% pass rate)
• Current residents in program: 2
• Pass rates for Clinical specialty exam (OCS): 100%