STC PTA Program

Way to go, Camila! Keep shining! 🙌🏼 💫

Returning student, single mother transforms her future at STC After stepping away from her education five years ago, South Texas College student Camila Sanchez returned as a single mother and is now weeks away from becoming a physical therapist assistant.

Ready to explore the world of physical therapy? Our Introduction to Physical Therapy Course is the perfect first step for students interested in healthcare, movement science, and making a real difference in people’s lives.

✨ Learn foundational concepts
✨ Gain real-world insight
✨ Prepare for a future PT career

📅 Starts March 23rd
📍 South Texas College
⚠️ Limited space available!

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🎃 PTA Students Take Home Top Honors at the HSP Halloween Celebration! 👻

Our PTA students brought the energy and creativity to this year’s Health Science Professions Halloween Costume Contest and HSP Library Haunted House Celebration!

✨ Level II students earned “Most Original” for their amazing Super Mario group costume 🎮 — teamwork that truly leveled up!
💖 Level I students won “Best Group Costume” with their Barbie & Ken Reunion, featuring every kind of Barbie, Ken, and even a “Just Allan”! 🩷💙

Events like this showcase not only their imagination and collaboration, but also the camaraderie and teamwork that make our PTA Program so special.

We’re so proud of their spirit, creativity, and sense of fun — they did amazing, and it was a blast! 🌟

This was so much fun! 🎉 PTA Instructor S. Polvado created one-of-a-kind Lotería cards featuring therapy and healthcare-related items to help students learn Spanish terms they’ll use in patient care. We loved sharing this with our Health Science family! Thanks to everyone who played along — and HAPPY PHYSICAL THERAPY MONTH! 💪🏻🥳

🎶 “Soulja Boy, tell ’em!”

When learning gets physical — literally! Our future PTAs turned PNF practice into a dance, adding a little Soulja Boy flair to remember those diagonal and rotational patterns. 🧠💪

✨ PNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation) combines stretching and resistance to improve strength, flexibility, and coordination — and what better way to make it stick than with a little rhythm and fun?