Are You Frustrated by Low Jurisprudence Exam Pass Rates?

Struggling Students, Stressed Instructors

We've all been there. Your students are pouring their heart and soul into studying for the PT/PTA state licensing exam. They’ve mastered the intricacies of the curriculum, aced the NPTE, and feel confident in their abilities. But then comes the jurisprudence exam, and suddenly, everything grinds to a halt.

Traditional Resources Leave Students Drowning in a Sea of Facts

Textbooks and lectures are valuable tools, but for many students, they're simply not enough.  Dense legal jargon and a lack of real-world context leave students struggling to retain information, making application during the exam a nightmare. The statistics are bleak: nationally, as many as 1 in 5 students fail the jurisprudence exam*. This translates not just to wasted study time and emotional stress, but also to a significant financial burden.

Failing the Jurisprudence Exam Can Cost Thousands*

Think about it: according to the latest data, the median salary for a physical therapist is roughly $1800 per week. Every week a graduate waits to pass the jurisprudence exam and secure their license is a week of lost income. That's a major setback, especially for recent graduates eager to begin their careers.

Prepare Your Students for Success with PhysioU!

At PhysioU, we understand the challenges PT and PTA students face when preparing for the jurisprudence exam. That's why we developed our comprehensive Jurisprudence Exam Preparation Package, to bridge the gap between rote memorization and real-world application.

Here's what sets PhysioU apart:

  • Interactive & Engaging: Ditch the dry lectures! Our program utilizes simulation-based e-learning modules that make learning dynamic and effective. Students are actively involved in the learning process, leading to deeper understanding and improved information retention.

  • Seamless & Efficient: We make studying convenient and accessible. Our self-paced, mobile-friendly platform allows students to learn on their own time, from anywhere. Plus, with automated testing, grading, and reporting, instructors can save valuable time managing student progress.

  • Targeted & Up-to-Date: Our content is meticulously mapped directly to your state's specific licensing standards, ensuring students are learning what they actually need to know. Regular updates guarantee the information stays current, reflecting the latest laws and regulations.

PhysioU: The Solution You've Been Waiting For

The PhysioU Jurisprudence Exam Preparation Package is a valuable resource for both traditional and online learning environments. It can be used as:

  • An adjunct resource to enhance existing in-person courses OR

  • The primary resource for hybrid or fully online jurisprudence coursework.

Empower Your Students for Success with PhysioU

Don't let your students become another statistic. Equip them with the tools they need to confidently tackle the jurisprudence exam and smoothly transition into successful physical therapy careers. Contact us to learn more!

This app highlights an interdisciplinary approach to patient care, featuring Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Language Pathology clinicians working together to treat real patients. By synthesizing clinical information related to patients with neurological impairments, this resource provides your students with a comprehensive view of patient care.

Develop Clinical Reasoning with Customizable Worksheets

The app also includes a downloadable and fully customizable Subjective Examination Clinical Reasoning Worksheet and an Objective Examination Clinical Reasoning Worksheet. These tools are designed to enhance your students' critical thinking and clinical reasoning skills by guiding them through detailed patient assessments and treatment planning.

Bring Real-World Clinical Scenarios into Your Classroom

The PhysioU Neurologic Case Studies app allows you to bring the complexity of real-world clinical scenarios into your classroom. By incorporating videos of real patients, you can offer your students valuable insights into the challenges and intricacies of treating neurological conditions. This app serves as a bridge between theory and practice, preparing your students for their future roles as physical therapists.

Want to Learn More? 

Take an on demand guided tour of the app here.

App Authors and Contributors - Thank You!

Grace Peek, MSOT, OTR/L

  • Occupational Therapist at Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare

  • Ms. Peek is the head occupational therapist managing clients, providing evaluations, treatment plans, and therapy for vision, ADLs, IADLs, pain, community integration, mental health, and more.

Kristen Moore, PT, DPT

  • E-Learning Lead & Simulation Design Manager (PhysioU) 

  • Dr. Moore specializes in treating neurologic injuries, professional education, and developing e-learning and simulation modules to improve classroom learning. She has extensive experience treating in interprofessional teams, emphasizing community integration with neurologic patient populations.

Mary Hudson-McKinney, PT, DPT, NCS

  • Professor at Western University of Health Sciences

  • With a variety of experience and board certification in neurology, Dr. Hudson-McKinney is an educator, serves on the National MS Society Professional Board, and researches novel exercise programs, fall prevention, and interprofessional education.

Sarah Green, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIS

  • Speech Language Pathologist at Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare

Sheila Krajnik, EdD, OTR/L

  • Education Lead (OTu)

  • Dr. Krajnik, with extensive clinical and academic expertise in adult neurology and gerontology, has held various administrative and specialist roles, contributed to research and advocacy, and excelled in educating future practitioners.

Tracy Moore, PT, DPT, ONC

  • Product and Education Manager (PhysioU)

  • Dr. Moore, a clinician, educational leader, and a board-certified Oncology Clinical Specialist, teaches oncology, cardiopulmonary, and clinical skills, and has published research regarding chronic pain, simulations in education, and interprofessional patient care.