The Physical Therapy Clinic at the University of Delaware, is Delaware's premier outpatient clinic. The Clinic is unique because physical therapists, students and researchers have the opportunity to work together to implement cutting edge Physical Therapy treatment to patients who demand high quality health care. Click here for our
Mission Statement.
We specialize in 5 areas of care: Sports Medicine, Orthopedics, Neurologic, Older Adults, and Pediatrics. Our staff are among the most educated in the country.
Sport and Orthopedic Clinic
University of Delaware
053 McKinly Lab
Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 302-831-8893
Fax: 302-831-4468
Frequently Asked Questions |
 The University of Delaware Sports & Orthopaedic (SO) Physical Therapy Clinic is a 3000 square foot outpatient facility located in the basement of McKinly Laboratory on the main campus of the University. The SO PT clinic primarily treats patients with orthopaedic and sports-related injuries, but will also see a variety of musculoskeletal diagnoses such as knee, hip, back, and shoulder pain. The Associate Directors of the Sports & Orthopaedic Clinics are Airelle Hunter-Giordano and Karla Bell respectively. The SO Clinic Therapy Staff include 4 full-time PT's, multiple part-time PT's, Orthopedic and Sports Residents, and aides. The clinic is open to the public.
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Neurologic and Older Adult Clinic
University of Delaware
053 McKinly Lab
Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 302-831-8893
Fax: 302-831-4468
Frequently Asked Questions |
The University of Delaware Neurologic and Older Adult Physical Therapy Clinic is a 1500 square foot outpatient facility located adjacent to the Sports & Orthopaedic Clinic on the ground floor of McKinly Laboratory on the main campus of the University. All Clinical Instructors in the NOA clinic are experienced in the rehabilitation of older adults and/or those with a neurologic injury or disease. Because NOA serves as a clinical teaching site for graduate students in Physical Therapy at the University of Delaware, patients benefit from the educational resources available and from the emphasis on evidence-based practice. The therapy staff of the NOA clinic includes 1 full time PT, several part time PTs, a Geriatric Resident and numerous aides. The clinic is open to the public.
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Pediatric Rehabilitation Services
University of Delaware
053 McKinly Lab
Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 302-831-8893
Fax: 302-831-4468
Frequently Asked Questions |
 The University of Delaware Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary pediatric rehabilitation service center that provides care for children, ages birth to 12 years. |
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Residency Training Programs
University of Delaware
053 McKinly Lab
Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 302-831-8893
Fax: 302-831-4468
Residency Program Page
Residency Program FAQ |
 The University of Delaware’s Clinical Residency Programs are closely mentored clinical experiences, with a combination of didactic and clinical components in Sports, Orthopedic, or Geriatric Physical Therapy. Additionally, the University of Delaware Clinical Residency Program also offers a Neurology Physical Therapy residency in conjunction with Johns Hopkins Hospital. Upon completion of the training, the resident will be prepared to successfully complete the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties exam in the respective specialty area. Residencies are dynamic learning experiences exposing the resident to various practice models both in and outside of the UD Physical Therapy Clinics providing students with the most well rounded clinical residency education possible. |
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