Advance Your Physical Therapy Career with NEIT’s DPT Bridge Program

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NEIT emphasizes hands-on, interdisciplinary learning to prepare you for real-world challenges in physical therapy practice.

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  • Learn in state-of-the-art simulation labs — not just lecture halls

  • Continue in your current role thanks to our hybrid format

  • Gain expertise to practice in urban, rural, and underserved communities

Fill out the form to learn more about the DPT Bridge program, application requirements, and how you can take the next step toward becoming a Doctor of Physical Therapy!

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The Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) Bridge program at New England Institute of Technology is designed specifically for licensed physical therapist assistants (PTAs). This innovative program allows you to expand your clinical expertise, preparing you to become an independent practitioner who optimizes movement, improves health, and transforms society — one patient at a time.

Build On Your Professional Knowledge

As a PTA, you already have valuable experience. The DPT Bridge program helps you take it to the next level through an experiential, technology-infused curriculum. You’ll have opportunities for focused study in areas of clinical interest while mastering the knowledge and skills required to start your own practice.

"At NEIT, we immediately take what we learn and apply it in a workplace setting. The hands-on experience is invaluable. Other colleges don't offer that until your final year of classes."

Nikki Schulz, Class of 2023

“While most schools focus on theoretical information, NEIT focuses on learning how to use that information to solve problems in the real world."

Benjamin Newbury, Class of 2024

Earn Your Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Take the next step toward elevating your physical therapy career by learning more about the DBT Bridge program at New England Tech!

Hybrid format: online coursework + in-person labs

Small class sizes and a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio

Finish with your doctorate in just 31 months!