Anne Arundel Community College - Aacc
Physical Therapist AssistantDEGREE PROGRAM
Anne Arundel Community College101 College Parkway Arnold, Maryland 21012-1895 410-777-AACC (2222)Dear Prospective Physical Therapist Assistant Student,Congratulations on selecting Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) as your career goal!Anne Arundel Community College is one of three Maryland community colleges that haveformed a special consortium to offer a joint physical therapist assistant program. TheChesapeake Area Consortium for Higher Education (CACHE) includes Anne ArundelCommunity College, College of Southern Maryland (CSM) and Chesapeake College(CC). A new class of students is admitted in the fall of each year.Each of the three colleges offers a program leading to an Associate of Applied Sciencedegree. Maryland students selected for the PTA program will pay in-county tuition rates.Applicants should apply to only one consortium college and residents of the countiesserved by the colleges are given preference for selection. Lecture and college laboratoryclasses are held at the Anne Arundel Community College campus with some lecturesdelivered through distance learning. Clinical practice rotations are completed at localservice areas where possible. Graduates of this program will be eligible to take theNational Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE ) for Physical Therapist Assistants toobtain state licensure. PTAs work under the supervision of a physical therapist at hospitals, outpatientclinics, extended care facilities, home health agencies, schools, sports facilities,and private practicesPTAs work with people of all ages with health conditions limiting movement andfunctional activitiesTypical care provided by PTAs includes strengthening, conditioning, gait trainingincluding use of crutches and walkers, manual therapy and massage, and use ofphysical agents such as electrotherapy.Median annual earnings are approximately 52,000 as reported by the AmericanPhysical Therapy Association.The first step in the admission process is attendance at an Information Session led byprogram faculty. All sessions review the academic and admission requirements, thesequence of courses and projected time commitment. We can also assist you inscheduling general education courses to prepare you for entry into the program.1
Sincerely,Patricia Brady, PT, DScPT, CSCSProgram DirectorPhysical Therapist Assistant Programpabrady@aacc.eduTammie D. Neall, MS, MT (ASCP)Manager, Admissions and AdvisingSchool of Health Sciencestdneall@aacc.eduFor more details on the CACHE PTA Program visit our website athttp://webapps.aacc.edu/cache/pta/index.htmlThe CACHE Physical Therapist Assistant program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education(CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: accreditation@apta.org;website: www.capteonline.org.2
ADMISSION INFORMATIONProgram Mission and Philosophy, Goals, TerminalObjectives/Expected Program OutcomesThe CACHE PTA Program Mission and Philosophy, Goals, and Terminal Objectivesand Expected Program Outcomes are described on the CACHE PTA Program website:http://webapps.aacc.edu/cache/pta/.College AdmissionStudents who wish to apply for the Physical Therapist Assistant Program at AnneArundel Community College should indicate the Physical Therapist Assistant Field ofStudy and the goal as “Degree Seeking” on the College Admission Application orStudent Academic Program Change Form available online and in Academic andTransfer Advising. To facilitate enrollment, bring a copy of ACT, SAT, or advancedplacement scores and unofficial high school/college transcripts to Advising. Studentswho transfer should follow the usual procedures for sending official transcripts to thecollege Records office. Application to the Physical Therapist Assistant Program is aseparate process. Admission to the Physical Therapist Assistant curriculum does notassure students of selection into the Physical Therapist Assistant course sequence.Students can apply to Anne Arundel Community College online at www.aacc.edu.Paper copies of the college application are available in the college’s admissions officeupon request.AdvisingAfter you apply to AACC and submit any prior transcripts, you can find your advisor andschedule an advising appointment on MyAACC. Login to MyAACC at https://portal.aacc.edu Click on MENU Select SELF SERVICES Locate and click on Academic & Transfer Advising Enroll in the Virtual Advising Center on Canvas Follow the directions to schedule an appointment with your assigned Health and HumanServices advisorStudents who are transferring general education requirements should have officialtranscripts sent directly to the college Records office. In order to facilitate evaluation of3
transfer credits to meet academic requirements, official transcripts from ALL previouslyattended institutions of higher education must be submitted in a timely manner.In order to take prerequisite courses for this program, students must be eligible for ENG101/ENG 101A and eligible for MAT 137. This will be explained in an advising session.ADMISSION/ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTSAddress VerificationFirst consideration for selection will be given to candidates whose resident address is inAnne Arundel County for at least three months prior to the application deadline (addressverification is required). Out-of-county applicants will be reviewed only when space isavailable.Application DeadlineApplication deadline is March 30th. If the application deadline falls on a weekend, thenapplications will be accepted until the close of business on the next business day.Applications are available in November of each year.Applications are to be emailed to vbardhi@aacc.edu or mail application to Anne ArundelCommunity College atAnne Arundel Community CollegeATTN: School of Health Sciences, FLRS 112101 College ParkwayArnold, MD 21012PTA Information Sessions and the PTA Pre-Selection Meeting Attendance at a PTA Program Information Session is strongly recommended.Please call 410-777-7310 for dates and times or you may view the schedule byvisiting the CACHE PTA program website at http://webapps.aacc.edu/cache/pta/. During fall 2020 we will be hosting virtual information sessions. Virtual real-timeinformation sessions will be considered face-to-face. All applicants must attend the mandatory PTA Pre-selection Meeting in April. There is no cost to attend. Satisfactory Academic StandingStudents must have a minimum adjusted grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 at thiscollege to be considered for selection to the Physical Therapist Assistant Program.4
EnglishStudents must demonstrate eligibility for ENG 101/ENG 101A.There are a number of ways that can be used to determine English eligibility: Qualifying SAT/ACT scores Appropriate score on the English placement test Unweighted high school GPA (if you graduated in the last 5 years) Successful completion of developmental courses, if applicable Transfer of credits for ENG 101 Appropriate score on an AP exam Appropriate score on a CLEP test Appropriate score on GED test Please see an academic advisor for details and more information.Visit: lication/determine-placement/MathematicsStudents must demonstrate eligibility for MAT 137 College Algebra.There are a number of ways that can be used to determine MAT 137 eligibility: Qualifying SAT/ACT scores Appropriate score on the Mathematics placement test Unweighted high school GPA plus course work (if you graduated in the last 5 years) Successful completion of developmental courses, if applicable Transfer of credits for a MAT 137 course Appropriate score on an AP exam Appropriate score on a CLEP test Note: MAT 145, MAT 151, MAT 191 or MAT 230 satisfies the MAT 137 requirement.(Former MAT courses MAT 121, MAT 131, MAT 141 or MAT 142 will also satisfy theMAT 137 requirement.)Please see an academic advisor for details and more information.Visit: lication/determine-placement/ChemistryStudents must present evidence of successful completion with a grade of C or better ofa chemistry course as demonstrated by one of the following by the end of the springsemester to be eligible for May selection: U.S. high school general chemistry (1 credit) OR Noncredit (CHE 011) or credit chemistry (CHE 111 or CHE 103) OR 5
Transfer of credits for a credit chemistry course from regionally accreditedinstitutions. If home schooled, the high school curriculum must be under a recognized umbrellaorganization with the supervision of a state-approved curriculum. AACC may requirea course syllabus so that our chemistry department chair can review and approvethe curriculum. High School Graduate or Equivalency/College Degree Official high school transcript or official GED equivalency certificate must besubmitted by May 1. Visit the Records and Registration Office for instructions.Current high school students must submit official transcript by June 15. OROfficial transcript verifying an associate degree or higher from a nationallyrecognized institution. A transcript/equivalency certificate is considered official when enclosed in a sealedenvelope from the institution or sent electronically by the sending institution; it mustalso include a graduation/completion date and a school official’s signature. A copy ofa high school or GED diploma does not constitute an official document and will notbe accepted. Your application will not be considered complete if required document is notsubmitted with the application or has not been previously submitted to and receivedby Anne Arundel Community College by established deadline. All official transcripts are to be sent to the Records and Registration office. Visit theRecords and Registration website for instructions: ication/apply/transfer-credit-to-aacc/. College Credit Transfer Applicants who have program prerequisite courses or other equivalent generaleducation required courses completed from a nationally recognized institution mustsubmit official transcripts with the program application for review. A transcript is considered official when it is enclosed in a sealed envelope from theinstitution or sent electronically by the institution; the transcript also includes agraduation date, if applicable, and a school official’s signature. The program application will not be considered complete if required transcripts arenot submitted with the application or have not been previously submitted to andreceived by Anne Arundel Community College by established deadline. All official transcripts are to be sent to the Records and Registration office. Visit theRecords and Registration website for instructions: ication/apply/transfer-credit-to-aacc/. 6
International Students Foreign educated students must have their college and high school transcriptsevaluated by one of the following credential evaluators: ECE (Educational Credential Evaluators) at www.ece.orgWES (World Education Services) at www.wes.orgSpanTran: The Evaluation Company at www.spantran.comThis evaluation must be done prior to evaluation by the Records office at AnneArundel Community College. Please be advised that this process may take severalweeks. ALL international students whose native language is not English must successfullypass the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) with a minimum score of550 (213 is the equivalent computer score and 79 is the equivalent Internet-basedscore) OR must have completed the ENG 101/ENG101A and ENG 102 coursesequence with grades of C or better prior to applying to the program. Anne ArundelCommunity College’s code for TOEFL is 5019. Non-U.S. Citizen applicants who have valid immigration status must submitvalid immigration documentation to the AACC Admissions and EnrollmentDevelopment Office in order to complete the required College Application. Forassistance regarding immigration documentation needed, please call 410-7772152. Incomplete college applications may result in non-selection of a HealthSciences program. Please note: Students without a Social Security number may not be permittedat some clinical rotation sites; site availability may delay or inhibit progression inthe program. An International Student Admission Specialist in the AACCAdmissions and Enrollment Development Office may be able to assistinternational Students with F-1 visa status to obtain a Social Security numberthrough Practical Training; please contact them at 410-777-2677. For detailedinformation please refer to the college catalog (available on campus or online athttps://catalog.aacc.edu/).For more information visit: ment/. Additional InformationRegistration for Physical Therapist Assistant ProgramThe PTA Program will provide instructions for registration for accepted students for PTA101.7
Health Manpower Shortage ProgramThis program may be designated as a Health Manpower Shortage Program; therefore,some residents of Maryland (see college catalog) enrolled in this program of study onthe first day of the term may be eligible for in-county tuition rates for courses requiredfor the program completion.Diversity RequirementStudents who complete the Physical Therapist Assistant Program will meet the AACCDiversity Requirement for graduation.Technology RequirementStudents who complete the Physical Therapist Assistant Program will meet the AACCTechnology Requirement for graduation.Wellness RequirementStudents who complete the Physical Therapist Assistant Program will meet the AACCWellness Requirement for graduation.Clinical Site Placement RequirementsStudents may be required to provide proof of health care insurance coverage, completea physical exam and/or other health-related requirements, complete a drug screenand/or fingerprinting, or undergo a criminal background check at the request of theclinical site prior to placement. This will be at the student’s expense.Articulation AgreementsStudents who are considering transferring to a four-year college should inform theiradvisers at the earliest opportunity so that their course selection can be planned. Fordetails, see Transfer Agreements in the college catalog or on the website peake Area Consortium for Higher EducationAnne Arundel Community College is one of three Maryland community colleges thathave formed a consortium. CACHE includes Anne Arundel Community College,Chesapeake College and College of Southern Maryland.8
Accreditation StatementThe CACHE Physical Therapist Assistant Program is accredited by the Commission onAccreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street,Alexandria, VA 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: accreditation@apta.org,website: www.capteonline.org.9
REQUIRED COURSESThe Physical Therapist Assistant CurriculumThe Physical Therapist Assistant curriculum includes the prerequisite courses, generaleducation courses, and the physical therapist assistant courses: PTA 101, 102, 104,105, 106, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206 and 207. Students who complete this 70-creditprogram will be awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree. Admission to thePhysical Therapist Assistant curriculum does not assure students of selection into theprogram. Due to the selection process, the Physical Therapist Assistant programcannot accept Pass/Fail as a replacement for letter grades in the requiredcourses.First YearFallBIO 231BIO 233*ENG101/ENG101A**MAT 137***PSY 111PTA 101}Human Biology 1 ORAnatomy and Physiology 1Academic Writing and Research 13College AlgebraIntroduction to PsychologyIntroduction to Physical Therapist AssistantTotal credit hours333164SpringBIO 232BIO 234PTA 102PTA 106PTA 104PTA 105PSY 211}Human Biology 2 ORAnatomy and Physiology 2Physical Therapist Assistant 1KinesiologyTotal credit hoursPhysical Therapist Assistant 2Clinical Practice 1Developmental PsychologyTotal credit hours*BIO 101 is a prerequisite for BIO 233.46616Summer62311** Students who have previously completed ENG 111, 115 or 121 with a grade of C orbetter have fulfilled the ENG 101/101A requirement.*** MAT 145, MAT 151, MAT 191, or MAT 230 satisfies the MAT 137 requirement.(Former MAT courses MAT 121, MAT 131, MAT 141 or MAT 142 will also satisfy theMAT 137 requirement.)10
Second YearPTA 201Physical Therapist Assistant 3PTA 202Physical Therapist Assistant 4PTA 203Clinical Practice 2Arts and Humanities – Gen. Ed. RequirementTotal credit hoursPTA 204PTA 205PTA 206PTA 207Physical Therapist Assistant 5Current Issues and Trends Affecting the PhysicalTherapist AssistantClinical Practice 3Clinical Practice 4Total credit hoursFall444315Spring314412All general education courses must be completed with a grade of C or better andcompleted no later than what is listed in the required course sequence.APPLICATION/SELECTION PROCESS Physical Therapist Assistant Program applications are available on the AACC maincampus in the Florestano Building, Room 100 and on the PTA program website inNovember, http://webapps.aacc.edu/cache/pta/. Eligible students desiring entry must submit the completed application by the March30th application deadline via email to vbardhi@aacc.edu or via mail to: Anne Arundel Community CollegeATTN: School of Health Sciences, FLRS 112101 College ParkwayArnold, MD 21012Late applications will be rank ordered according to the date received and reviewedon a space-available basis. Students eligible to submit applications for selection are those who have completedall of the academic requirements by the end of the spring term. The applications will be reviewed and students will receive a letter regarding thestatus of their applications. All applicants must attend a mandatory meeting the 4th Wednesday in April at 3:00pm. Applicants who do not attend this meeting will not be considered forselection. Initial selection to the fall class (PTA 101) will be made according to the criteria listedin the section “Selection Criteria” following evaluation of spring term grades. 11
Eligible applicants will receive an acceptance packet after the spring selectionassigning them to one of the following categories: Conditional Acceptance or WaitList Status. Conditional Acceptance: Applicants who have met the academic andadmission requirements and have been selected for PTA 101, the firstcourse in the Physical Therapist Assistant sequence. Final acceptanceinto the program shall be contingent upon satisfactory completion of acriminal background check, health examination record, and submission ofcurrent American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) CPRcertification. With the acceptance packet, conditionally accepted studentswill receive the health examination record, criminal background check andCPR instructions to be completed by a designated deadline. ConditionalAcceptance candidates who do not meet this deadline will not beconsidered for admission and the next person on the wait list will becontacted. Wait List: In the event that there are more qualified applicants than seatsavailable, qualified applicants not initially chosen for conditionalacceptance will be placed on a wait list in rank order and notified ofselection if and when a seat becomes available.Technical Standards1. Students conditionally accepted to the Physical Therapist Assistant Program will berequired to complete the health examination record. Once a physician certifies thatthe candidate meets the technical standard requirement (defined in #2 below) asestablished by the department within the scope of practice of the profession, and thedepartment receives and concurs with the physician’s certification, the candidate willbe considered as having met the technical standard requirement.2. Qualification: Good physical and mental health.Admission Criteria (Technical Standards): Student must be free of contagion andpossess sufficient stamina with or without reasonable accommodations, as maybe required by law, and mental stability to fulfill the requirements of the programand the customary requirements of the profession: Work for 8-12 hours performing physical tasks requiring sufficient strengthand motor coordination without jeopardy to patient and student safety as,for example, bending, lifting, turning and ambulating patients. Perform fine movements and be able to manipulate instruments and widevariety of equipment according to established procedure and standards ofspeed and accuracy. Establish and work toward goals in a consistently responsible, realisticmanner. Have auditory ability sufficient to monitor and assess health needs (forexample: communicate verbally, in an effective manner, with patients andother personnel).12
Have visual ability sufficient for observation and assessment necessary forpatient care (for example: read and process patient-related informationlike patient charts and requisitions).Criminal Background Checks and Drug ScreeningAll Health Sciences students who are offered admission and/or clinical placement willbe required to submit to a complete criminal background check and urine drug screen.All student applicants’ final acceptance in the program shall be contingent uponsatisfactory completion of a criminal background check and of a urine drug screen.*All letters of acceptance shall state that the acceptance is conditional and contingent onsubmission to a criminal background check and urine drug screen—as may be requiredby the program—that results in satisfactory reports. If an accepted student tests positivefor an illegal or un-prescribed drug, the student shall be denied admission or terminatedfrom any Health Sciences program.Separate, additional criminal background checks and urine drug screens may berequired by clinical sites prior to placements. Students with an unsuccessful backgroundcheck or urine screening who are denied by a clinical site that is required to meetprogram competencies shall be dismissed from the program and their registrations shallbe withdrawn from courses related to the program of study. If the student tests positivefor an illegal or un-prescribed drug, the student shall be denied admission or terminatedfrom any Health Sciences program even if a denied placement was not required to meetprogram competencies. Successful reports of criminal background checks and urinedrug screens do not assure eligibility for specific clinical site placement, programcompletion, and/or eligibility to sit for professional licensure/board examinations.Students are reminded that licensing boards for certain health care occupations andprofessions may deny, suspend, or revoke a license or may deny the individual theopportunity to sit for an examination even if the individual has completed all programcourse work if it is determined that an applicant has a criminal history or has beenconvicted of, or pleads guilty, or pleads nolo contendere or the like to a felony or otherserious crime.Successful completion of a Health Sciences program of study at Anne ArundelCommunity College does not guarantee licensure, the opportunity to sit for a licensureexamination, certification or employment in the relevant health care occupation.Students may be automatically denied admission or, if enrolled, dismissed from theprogram if they have not been truthful or have provided inaccurate information on theapplication or on any other form or submission. Students who have questions orconcerns are encouraged to contact the Health Sciences Admissions Office ng the statements herein regarding urine drug screens, as of September2010, only certain programs will be requiring drug screening. AACC shall inform13
students which programs presently require them. However, AACC, at any time, has theright, upon notice, to require any and all students in any and all programs to comply withdrug screening. *At this time, the CACHE PTA Program does not require drug screeningfor admission.NOTE: Licensing boards for certain health care occupations, including PTA, may deny,suspend, or revoke a license or may deny the individual the opportunity to sit for anexamination even if the individual has completed all program course work, if it isdetermined that an applicant has a criminal history or is convicted or pleads guilty ornolo contendere to a felony or other serious crime. If applicable, it is recommended tocontact the Maryland Board of Physical Therapy for clarification at 410-764-4752.PLEASE NOTE: AACC will only accept criminal background checks performed bya college approved vendor. Criminal background checks are completed onlineand must be paid for by the student. Information and instructions are given toapplicants once accepted into the program.CPRConditionally accepted students must successfully complete the American HeartAssociation Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR course. CPR certification must be validthrough graduation.Additional Information:The School of Health Sciences’ Health Examination Requirements are aligned with ourclinical site requirements. The clinical sites allow our students to fulfill their programrequired clinical rotations pursuant to an Affiliation Agreement with the College.Therefore, the College and its students are required to abide by and follow the clinicalsite requirements. Most of our clinical sites require proof of the influenza vaccine andwill not permit students on site without evidence of the vaccine. If you do not show proofof an annual influenza vaccine, you may not attend clinical and will therefore be at riskof not completing your program requirements. Waivers are considered by some clinicalsites. If a student is unwilling to have an influenza vaccination, they have the right andsole obligation to file for said waiver with the clinical site. If they obtain the waiver, theymay fulfill their clinical rotation at the clinical site in lieu of being immunized forinfluenza.Pertaining to prescribed medicationsUpon admission to the Physical Therapist Assistant Program, students must disclose allmedications on their health form and if during their matriculation they have a change inhealth (physical, mental, or emotional) and/or medication status, they are required tosubmit a Health Status Update form to the Manager of Admissions and Advising.14
Medical Marijuana/Cannabis PolicyAny student testing positive for cannabis may not be accepted into a clinical rotation byMaryland hospitals or health care facilities (including veterinary facilities), regardless ofa legally obtained identification card. Inability to complete the clinical/practicumcomponents of the programs results in students being unable to complete courserequirements and thus successfully complete the program.SELECTION CRITERIAThe criteria used to select Conditional Acceptance and Wait List candidates will beapplied in the following order:1. Applicants who meet the March 30th application deadline.2. First consideration for selection will be given to candidates whose resident addressis in Anne Arundel County for at least three months prior to the application deadline.The Address Verification Form is part of the application packet and must becompleted in its entirety with two supporting documents. Applications receivedwithout this form and documentation will be considered incomplete and willbe returned to the applicant. Questions pertaining to this form can be addressed toMelissa Mumma in the Records Office at mgmumma@aacc.edu or 410-777-2721.3. Satisfactory completion of the academic/admission requirements.4. Highest number of points attained in the General Education Course Point System.The total score will be calculated as follows: Each General Education course required for the program completed with a gradeof C or better will be counted towards the final score. The score for each course is the product of the number of credits for the course,times a numerical score for the final letter grade achieved in the course. Coursespassed by CLEP Exam will be awarded the maximum number of points.1. A is worth 4 points2. B is worth 3 points3. C is worth 2 pointsCredits Final GradeRequired Gen EdCourseENG 101/101A3MAT 1373BIO 233 or BIO 2314BIO 234 or BIO 2324PSY 1113PSY 2113Arts and Humanities3Maximum Total23Score/ 9215
For Example: This student has taken English, Math, A/P 1, Intro to Psychologyand an Arts and Humanities course.Credits Final GradeRequired Gen EdCourseENG 101/101A3A (4)MAT 1373C (2)BIO 233 or BIO 2314B (3)BIO 234 or BIO 2324Not takenPSY 1113B (3)PSY 2113Not takenArts and Humanities3A (4)Maximum Total23Score126120901251 / 925. The highest overall adjusted GPA for General Education courses required in thePhysical Therapist Assistant Program (including AP and CLEP scores and transfergrades).6. The highest GPA in math and science courses required in the program or highschool math and science courses.7. The longest continuous enrollment at the college (spring and fall semesterscontinuously).8. The date and time the application is submitted.Final acceptance into the program shall be contingent upon satisfactorycompletion of a criminal background check, satisfactory completion of a healthexamination record and CPR certification.In the event that applicants are not accepted by the end of the summer and wish to beconsidered for the next selection, they must submit a new application by thefollowing March 30 deadline. A new application will void all prior applications andranking.In addition, students should continue to see an academic advisor for advisement toensure awareness of important selection information.16
General Education Course Point System: Applicant worksheet:(Note: official transcripts of tra
Applications are to be emailed to vbardhi@aacc.edu or mail application to Anne Arundel Community College at Anne Arundel Community College ATTN: School of Health Sciences, FLRS 112 101 College Parkway Arnold, MD 21012 PTA Information Sessions and the PTA Pre-Selection Meeting Attendance at a PTA Program Information Session is strongly .
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