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The distinction of Certified Orthopaedic Manual Therapist (COMT) is held by physical therapists who complete a post-graduate specialization in the field of neuro-muscular skeletal disorders.

John Smith, PT, DPT Physical therapists are identified by: their name. their professional license (?PT?), and. the highest degree they've obtained, which is typically either a Master's of Physical Therapy (?MPT? or ?MSPT?) or a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (?DPT?)

PT is an abbreviation for your title as described on your state license (Physical Therapist), whereas DPT is the credentials you receive after graduating with your Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

Orthopedic clinical specialists are physical therapists who have been certified by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties for their expertise in orthopedics.

The ARPT was under the auspices of the American Congress of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (ACPMR) who provided for a standardized registry examination and credentialing. Those successfully completing an examination became Registered Physical Therapists, hence the origin of the "RPT" designation.

PT is an abbreviation for your title as described on your state license (Physical Therapist), whereas DPT is the credentials you receive after graduating with your Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

The initials ?PT? stand for a physical therapist. Every PT, regardless of their degree, holds the designation of PT.

The Master of Physical Therapy (MPT or MSPT) is a post baccalaureate degree conferred upon successful completion of an accredited physical therapy professional education program.