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Jefferson College of Rehabilitation Sciences Department of Occupational Therapy & Department of Physical Therapy: Ranked Among U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Programs

We are proud to announce that two of our programs have been recognized among the Best Graduate Programs by U.S. News & World Report. Our Occupational Therapy program maintains its prestigious top 10 ranking, a testament to our commitment to excellence in education and practice. Additionally, the Doctor of Physical Therapy program has earned a place among the top 50, reflecting the dedication and efforts of our faculty and staff in delivering outstanding education and research opportunities.

Watch: 'More Than Recovery'

Rehabilitation Science is a dynamic and expanding discipline that encompasses health sciences, social sciences and engineering to help individuals achieve optimal health. It strives to restore the highest level of functional independence essential for rebuilding social connectedness and meaningful interactions.

By integrating highly-experienced faculty, state-of-the-art medical simulations and ongoing professional development opportunities, our students are prepared to excel in a number of health-related fields.

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Jefferson Elder Care

Jefferson Elder Care is committed to improving the lives of individuals who have memory loss, Alzheimer's disease or other dementias and intellectual disabilities through consultive services, professional training and research.

Exercise Science Feature
New Program

Exercise Science

Our new undergraduate Exercise Science program is designed for high school graduates interested in health and fitness careers. This program provides a high-quality educational experience combining classroom and hands-on educational experiences. Our BS in Exercise Science is also offered in a Track-Up format to help you decrease the time it takes to obtain your MSAT, DPT, and OTD degree.

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Advanced Practice Certificates

Advanced practice certificates offer specialized knowledge in a specific area of practice. Jefferson offers a wide variety of certificates that allow you to advance your practice and learn from the leaders in the field. 

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Honoring Dr. Megan Skedzielewski Morgan, DPT Class of 2013

Join us in honoring the memory of Megan Skedzielewski Morgan, PT, DPT, a remarkable graduate of Thomas Jefferson University's DPT Class of 2013. Megan was diagnosed with cancer while pursuing her degree and worked extremely hard to graduate, leaving a lasting impact on her classmates, professors, and physical therapy community.

To commemorate her legacy, we're raising $50,000 for a Physical Therapy (PT) Department Endowed Lectureship. This self-sustaining fund will foster PT continuing education and alumni engagement at Jefferson.

Thank you for your consideration and your support.

Rehabilitation Sciences' Centers of Excellence