CHCS - Perspectives Winter/Spring 2016

INAUGURAL HYBRID D.P.T. PROGRAM GRADUATES Joshua Adlam, D.P.T. Fort Meade, Florida Kantica Arora, D.P.T. Pembroke Pines, Florida Nicole Boswell, D.P.T. Savannah, Georgia Amanda Bourdon, D.P.T. Muskegon, Michigan Randy Bittner, D.P.T. Rochester, New York Amy Casteel, D.P.T. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jennifer Clarkson, D.P.T. Sarasota, Florida Jessica Estrada, D.P.T. Brandon, Florida Lauren Goforth, D.P.T. Tampa, Florida William Goumas, D.P.T. West Palm Beach, Florida Jocelyn Hall, D.P.T. Bowie, Maryland John Lam, D.P.T. Chicago, Illinois Daniel Lazo, D.P.T. Miami Lakes, Florida Katherine Leon, D.P.T. Tampa, Florida Justin Rowley, D.P.T. Birmingham, Alabama Michael Selvaggi, D.P.T. Tampa, Florida William Siesel, D.P.T. Largo, Florida Carolyn Tremblay, D.P.T. Winter Park, Florida Being in a hybrid program influenced me in that it has tre- mendously strengthened my work ethic and determination to succeed as a working health care professional. Working hard to stay on track with assignments, and dedicating a significant amount of time to studying and practicing hands-on techniques, played a significant role in my success.” —Jocelyn Hall, D.P.T. I didn’t anticipate developing a close-knit group of friends in a hybrid program where we met once a month, but I feel like I developed meaningful relationships with my classmates and instruc- tors that will continue on for years to come.” —Jennifer Clarkson, D.P.T. The thing that surprised me about the hybrid program was the amount of quality, hands-on training during our on-campus time, especially the opportunity to work with community members who represented our potential patient population. As a result, I felt prepared for clinical internships and comfortable in moving on to that portion of my education.” —Carolyn Tremblay, D.P.T. I was surprised at how quickly I was able to acclimate to the fast-paced, acute-care environment.” —Amy Casteel, D.P.T.

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