Miami Campus is one of the campuses operated by University of St. Augustine. Our records show the address as Miami, FL, United States.
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The Miami Campus serves the vibrant South Florida community with graduate programs in health sciences, highlighting culturally sensitive care and urban health challenges. This location emphasizes bilingual education and community engagement.
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT): A rigorous three-year program blending classroom theory with practical skills in orthopedics, neurology, and cardiovascular PT. Over 1,200 clinical hours include rotations in multicultural clinics, trauma centers, and community health fairs. Focus on tropical medicine-related rehab and immigrant health needs.
- Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) and Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD): These degrees train therapists in adaptive strategies for diverse populations, covering mental health, geriatrics, and vocational rehab. Key courses address cultural adaptations, disaster preparedness, and tele-OT. Extensive fieldwork in urban settings, hospices, and schools totals more than 1,000 hours.
- Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (MS-SLP): Equips students to manage communication barriers in bilingual environments. Curriculum encompasses aphasia, dysphagia, and voice disorders, with emphasis on Spanish-English therapy techniques. Practicums in hospitals, early intervention programs, and private practices.
- Post-Professional DPT: Specialized pathways in sports PT, pelvic health, and integrative medicine, including research seminars and clinical mentorships.
- Professional Development: Workshops on cultural competency, hurricane recovery rehab, and group therapy facilitation.
Modern facilities feature bilingual simulation labs, anatomy dissection rooms, and on-campus pro bono clinics serving underserved populations. Instructors are active in local health policy, guiding students in projects that impact Miami's diverse demographics. The program's location near international hubs fosters global perspectives on health disparities and migration-related care. Interprofessional simulations prepare teams for collaborative practice in fast-paced urban healthcare. Students engage in service-learning initiatives, such as free screenings in immigrant communities, building empathy and practical expertise. The curriculum incorporates evidence from tropical epidemiology, ensuring relevance to regional issues like heat-related injuries and chronic conditions in aging Latinos. Graduates excel in licensure exams and secure roles in prestigious Florida institutions, contributing to equitable healthcare delivery in a multicultural society.
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