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Physical Therapy training

STUDENT INFORMATION:

The purposes of this information are to better acquaint you with REHAB RESOURCE Physical Therapy Clinic, to help make the transition from the classroom to the clinic easier, and to help you feel more comfortable and at ease with our family.

REHAB RESOURCE Physical Therapy Clinic is located ON 1239 WOODLAND DR, near (Hardin Memorial Hospital), other location 111 North Woodland dr, Ste C, Radcliff KY 40160.

Please call 270-763-0703 for specific directions and information on Radcliff Clinic.
Our office hours are from 8AM to 5PM Monday, Tue. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. It is not unusual to have patients in the clinic until 6PM, depending upon their treatment programs.

ATTIRE:

Since private practices are more sensitive about public image, dress should be strictly professional. Our male Physical Therapist and Physical Therapist Assistant students wear scrubs. Female Physical Therapist and Physical Therapist Assistant students preferably wear scrubs.

1) Hair style: No Mohawks, engraved markings, such as letters or symbols, or exotic coloring. All lengths and styles should be professional. Men's facial hair should be kept trimmed.

2) Jewellry: Females can wear up to two earrings in each ear. Earrings should be low profile or professional, not dangling. Earrings for males are considered inappropriate. All jewelry worn should be simple and of professional appearance. No jewelry with questionable symbols or obscenities are permitted. No pierced nose/lip/tongue jewelry is permitted.

3) Tattoos: All tattoos should be kept covered, if possible.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Parking is available, free of cost. It is recommended that you not park directly in front of the clinic. Parking spots closer to the building are to be reserved for patients.

A refrigerator and microwave are located in the clinic's kitchen, which can be utilized if you prefer to bring your lunches. In addition, there are many fast food restaurants in close proximity to the clinic.

Student housing is not provided, but assistance can be provided in locating housing within the community.

Emergency medical care will be provided through Hardin Memorial Hospital at the student's expense.

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