Al-Ahliyya Amman University
Program Description
Physical Therapy
Bachelor
The program aims to graduate qualified and trained therapists within a well-structured study plan that provides the students with updated learning methods to keep pace with global developments in the field of Physiotherapy to enable the students to compete at local, regional, and international levels. In addition to the facilitation of scientific research in Physiotherapy, which contributes to serving the community and the medical/health sector in this field.
Physical Therapy
Number Of Credit Hours
134
Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements of the Bachelor degree in the Physical Therapy program include a High School Certificate or equivalent in the following:
70%
- Scientific
- Scientific - Medical Field
- Comprehensive Health Education
Job Opportunities
- Rehabilitation centers.
- Orthopedic clinics.
- Health care centers.
- Hospitals.
- Pediatric clinics.
- Ministry of Health
- Nursing and elderly homes
Study Plans and Program Files
Educational Objectives
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Objectives And Outcomes
- To promote patient health awareness and education.
- To provide accessible rehabilitation services.
- Effective utilization of staff resources.
- To restore the proper functioning of the body.
- To improve general well-being and quality of life.
- To demonstrate knowledge of the theoretical and practical basis of physical therapy.
- Demonstrate clinical evaluation, treatment planning, and implementation.
- Integrate knowledge of basic sciences and physiotherapy to modify treatment approaches that reflect the scope of practice.
- Practice ethically and legally.
- Actively recognize the rights and dignity of individuals in planning and administrating programs of care and rehabilitation.
- Demonstrate command of knowledge that is necessary to function as an independent problem solver and learner in the practice environment.
- Demonstrate effective clinical decision-making skills.
- Actively participate in management, consultative, and research activity.
