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The Foundation for Physical Therapy Research funds research grants, scholarships, and fellowships that build the evidence base for physical therapy.
Joined March 2013
We are proud to award scholarships to 25 highly qualified doctoral students and candidates committed to pursuing a career in research. Join us in congratulating the next generation of physical therapy researchers!. Click here to see all the awardees!
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We are pleased to highlight @richmarweb as a Bronze Partner in Research! Read about their commitment to supporting PT research.
We are excited to announce a new partner in research! As a leading medical device manufacturer, @Richmarweb's belief in our mission will help support physical therapy research. Interested in becoming a corporate partner? Learn more:
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During the Foundation's visit to the University of Delaware, we spoke to Foundation-funded PhD students. In this clip, hear from Sam Jackson, PT, DPT, on his hopes for the future of physical therapy research.
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RT @UDelawarePT: Congrats to our BIOMS students Andy Smith, Sydney Liles, Samuel Jackson, Jemma Kim & Claudia Kacmarcik on receiving PODS s….
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Congratulations to all of the 2025 scholarship recipients this year!. Click here to see all the awardees!
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RT @Restore_Team: Congratulations to @NinaCarson20 on receiving the 2025 @Foundation4PT PODS I Award funded by the Charlene Mae Endowment….
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Applying for a 2025 Research Grant? . With grant applications due July 31, be sure to check out the most recent FAQs!
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Are you an early career rehabilitation research scientist interested in improving your grant writing skills? TIGRR will start accepting applications for the 2026 cohort of mentees in less than one week!. Click here for more info!
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Foundation-funded researcher, Ben Binder-Markey, PT, DPT, PhD, shares his advice for aspiring physical therapy researchers.
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RT @MelissaTranDPT: Truly honored and grateful to receive this scholarship and to be recognized alongside so many talented researchers. Tha….
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Still time to apply! Applications are open until July 31 for six physical therapy grants that do not require a Letter of Intent. Learn more:
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Kiersten McCartney, PT, DPT, PhD, spoke with us at CSM about the value of receiving a doctoral scholarship from the Foundation. Since that interview, she has been named the recipient of the Foundation’s 2025 Postdoctoral Fellowship. Click here to watch:
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Jacob Corey, PT, DPT, is a PhD student at the University of Delaware and Foundation funding recipient. We spoke to him at a recent visit to the University. Hear his advice for someone who wants to pursue physical therapy research.
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We are pleased to announce Kiersten McCartney, PT, DPT, PhD, as the recipient of the Foundation's 2025 Postdoctoral Fellowship. Read the full announcement here:
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RT @Restore_Team: Thinking about taking your research career to the next level? 🔬 The #TIGRR2026 workshop has helped hundreds of early-care….
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How do you improve patient access to physical therapy? Hear from Rowena Tam, PT, DPT, PhD, about how she hopes to use health services research to do just that!
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Interested in pursuing a career in physical therapy research? Get some advice from two Foundation-funded doctoral students already on their journey. Watch their full interviews here:
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Morgan Potter, PT, DPT, is a PhD student at the University of Delaware and Foundation funding recipient. We spoke to her at a recent visit to the University. Watch her speak about her hopes for the future of physical therapy research.
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While the path to becoming a physical therapy researcher is unique for everyone, each person's path is driven by a shared commitment to advancing the profession. We interviewed Kiersten McCartney, PT, DPT, PhD and Rowena Tam, PT, DPT, PhD. Watch here:
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We are grateful to have connected with rehab researchers participating in WISH, the grant writing workshop that took place at APTA Centennial Center this month.
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