Physical Therapy
MScPT
Students complete:
- Critical Foundations of Physical Therapy
- Physical Therapy Practice I, II, & III
- Clinical Internship I
- Advanced Critical Thinking in Physical Therapy
Students complete:
- Scholarly Practice I & II
- Clinical Internship II, III, IV, V
- Physical Therapy Practice IV
- Selected Topics in Physical Therapy
Corey Grunberg, MScPT
Getting involved with student government was a very important part of my experience as a U of T PT student. Being a part of the student council allowed me to meet my colleagues and to engage with them in meaningful ways.
I had an excellent experience in the PT program, where I learned clinical skills, honed my critical reflexivity, and was encouraged to follow my passions to improve the world around me. In particular, I found the SPEC curriculum (social, political, ethical, and cultural features of PT) to be impactful on the way I view my position working in healthcare. Our discussions about intersectionality and social factors in providing care have made me more critical of my assumptions and how they may influence my work.
Currently, I am working as a Physiotherapist Resident with Sinai Health System at Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital in the Medical Rehabilitation unit. I am also a member of the planning committee for Queer Physiotherapy Collective, a newly formed group of queer PTs, PT Residents, and PT students focused on community building advocacy.