The Brooks Rehabilitation Institute of Higher Learning is seeking Geriatric residents to join the 2026-2027 Residency cohort. All residents are employed as full-time staff therapists within Brooks Rehabilitation while enrolled in the program. The yearlong training consists of three components of learning that include didactic/psychomotor classes, clinical mentoring, and directed learning activities. Clinical mentoring is the backbone of our program, and thus all residents will receive 150 hours of 1:1 mentoring while in the program. For additional details on the program and curriculum please visit our residency page https://www.brooksihl.org/residencies/neurologic-physical-therapy/

The deadline to apply is February 5th, 2026

Admissions Requirements

Applicants to the Brooks Geriatric Residency Program:

Must graduate from a CAPTE accredited PT program. If you are a Non-US educated physical therapist, please contact us to determine if you meet the admission requirements. Must obtain a Florida PT license or temporary license by the second Friday in June. Must meet all eligibility requirements to be employed as a practicing Physical Therapist within Brooks Rehabilitation. Must demonstrate membership within the APTA. Applications are open for the 2026-2027 Daytona and Jacksonville programs. An applicant can apply to one or both of these programs through RF-PTCAS.