Campbell University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

03/23/2026

In their final weeks of their didactic semester, our third-year physical therapy students grouped together to research a clinical topic of interest, craft their findings into a professional poster, and deliver oral presentations to their peers and professors. Topics ranged from the impact of early mobilization on ICU length of stay, to virtual reality-based training in patients following stroke, to various training approaches in older adults to target functional mobility, and many others.
Some student groups plan to showcase their posters tomorrow's Campbell University 16th Annual Wiggins Memorial Library Academic Symposium, at next month's 15th Annual Interprofessional Education Health Sciences Research Symposium, and the 2026 APTA NC Annual Conference in October.

We are of their hard work!

03/22/2026

Our Peds dance off playlist is as diverse as the patient population that selects the songs! From country to rap and pop to movie soundtracks, our community wellness participants always lead us in grooving our way through the end of each semester. Even the faculty got pulled into the fun!

03/21/2026

The Campbell DPT storefront is open until March 31! Customize your garment or color, logo color, and/or add a spirit mark. Long and short sleeve t's, vests, quarter zips, sweatshirts, hats and more available. All items ship direct to you.

(PS - these make great gifts!)

https://campbell-emarketplace.paymytuition.com/doctor-of-physical-therapy

03/20/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Hope Revenaugh on accepting a position at Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina.

03/19/2026

Meet the Class of 2027 Neuro SIG Executive Board. From left to right, Vice President Audrey Rexford, President Sarah Howell, Faculty Advisor Dr. Robin Baker, Secretary Jillian Ahrens, and Treasurer Taytem Johnson.

03/18/2026

Congratulations Dr. Sierra Volstad un accepting a position at Pro Motion Physical Therapy in Raleigh, NC.

03/17/2026

Last Thursday might be our hardest good-bye yet! Our last Community Wellness session with our participants. We learned so much from them and they will always be an essential part of our time here at CU DPT. Keep up the hard work! 🧡🐪 to

03/17/2026

It’s finally open! Our own Campbell University Department of Physical Therapy merchandise store, and all items ship straight to YOU!

Thank you for visiting Campbell E-Marketplace. We’re adding new merchandise and features on a regular basis to make your shopping experience fun, fast, and easy.

03/17/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Pittman on accepting a position at Results Physiotherapy in Fuquay- Varina, NC.

03/16/2026

After an undergrad study abroad in experience in Madagascar, CU DPT student Taytem Johnson solidified her hope and calling into the physical therapy profession. Check our DPT page, our DPT playlist on the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences You Tube channel, or the link in our story, for Taytem’s full interview and learn more about how she felt God leading her to Campbell, which professor has had the greatest impact on her so far, and why she’s excited about her first clinical experience.

03/16/2026

After an undergrad study abroad in experience in Madagascar, physical therapy student Taytem Johnson solidified her hope and calling into the PT profession. Learn more about her experience overseas, how she felt God leading her to Campbell, and why she’s excited to be heading off to her first clinical experience.

https://youtu.be/xjygrdtFhFU

After an undergrad study abroad in experience in Madagascar, Taytem Johnson solidified her hope and calling into the PT profession. Learn more about her expe...

03/15/2026

How do you do that?? Some of us were teachers, and some learners in Dr. Leineke‘s lab. Teachers were learning how to effectively teach a new skill, while the learners were gaining empathy on trying to perform a task that was brand new to them. Clear communication with our patients is essential, and we were learning the strategies behind breaking down a task into teachable moments and patience with those who really were trying their best. And, most importantly, tenacity for neither one to get frustrated or give up.