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Grad Doctoral Gannon University 2014-2015 Post-Graduate Outcomes Masters and Doctoral Programs Career Exploration and Development SUMMARY This update was generated based on voluntary responses from recent graduates representing the 2014-15 academic year. Career Development, Experiential Education and Employment Services solicited graduates directly by mail, by email, by phone, and partnered with faculty to gather post-graduate information. In order to further increase the knowledge rate associated with graduate outcomes, LinkedIn.com was leveraged in an attempt to identify the statuses of any remaining graduates. This annual practice of collecting outcomes begins in July and concludes after the winter break. After a period of several months, a snapshot of post-graduate outcomes was established as a result of these noted efforts. From a roster of 526 graduates, 78% (410) shared information. Within the scope of those who responded, 94.4% of graduates are either employed in substantive roles or are continuing their education. 91.7% (376) of graduates 2.2% indicated they are employed in 3.4% substantive roles and 2.7% (11) 2.7% are continuing their education. Employed Continuing Education 2.2% (9) of graduates indicated PT/Seeking 91.7% they are employed part-time Not Employed and/or are interested in more substantive roles and 3.4% (14) are still seeking employment. Employed – employed in substantive roles Continuing Education – enrolled in continuing education, including both certification and degree programs PT/Seeking – employed part-time or interested in more substantive roles Not Employed – without a reported role or not seeking 1 THREE YEAR OVERVIEW Total Employment - Graduate and Doctoral Programs 120.0% 95.9% 96.7% 93.9% 100.0% 80.0% 60.0% 94.6% 93.1% 91.7% 40.0% 20.0% Employed 1.3% 3.6% 2.2% PT/Seeking 0.0% 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Total Responses 371/387 350/362 385/410 2 Graduates were successful in finding employment regionally, nationally and internationally. Employers/Erie, PA Achievement Center Mercyhurst University Advanced Pain Medicine Millcreek Township School District Advanced Rehabilitation New Directions Healthcare Barber National Institute North Shore Psychological Association BASF Northwestern School District C.H. Reams OB/GYN Associates Cathedral Preparatory School Our Lady of Peace Charter School of Excellence Perf-A-Lawn Core Fitness Perseus House DeMarco, Wachter and Co. Physio Dermatology Associates of Erie Safe Harbor Behavioral Health Diocese of Erie Saint Vincent Hospital Emergency Medicine Physicians Sarah Reed Children's Center Erie City School District Second Harvest Food Bank of NW PA Erie County Diabetes Association Select Specialty Hospital Erie Day School Stairways Behavioral Health Erie Home for Children and Adults Summit Family Practice Erie Insurance Group Truckmen Services Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership UPMC Cancer Center Erie Veterans Administration UPMC Hamot Fairview School District UPMC Hamot Heart and Vascular Clinic Flying Agers Express Vantage Home Medical Gannon University Villa Maria Elementary School Gateway Rehabilitation Center Waterford Physical Therapy GE Transportation Systems Wattsburg Area School District GECAC Western Reserve Girard School District Widget Financial Great American Opportunities H.A.N.D.S. Harborcreek Youth Services LECOM Health System 3 Employers/Tri-State Area Aladham Construction and Restoration, Columbus, OH Derry Area School District, Westmoreland County, PA Allegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh, PA DuBois Central Catholic HS, DuBois, PA Allergy and Clinical Immunology Associates, Pittsburgh, PA Ellwood City Area School District, Beaver County, PA Anesthesia Consultants of Meadville, Meadville, PA Family Behavioral Resources, Butler, PA Arlington PT and Sports Medicine, Harrisburg, PA Family Behavioral Resources, Pittsburgh, PA Baierl Automotive, Wexford, PA Family Behavioral Resources, Robinson, PA Baldwin-Whitehall School District, Baldwin-Whitehall, PA Family Services and Children's Aid Society, Oil City, PA Bentley Systems, Exton, PA Fox Rehabilitation, New Castle, PA Bethel Park School District, Bethel Park, PA Franklin Pediatric Associates, Franklin, PA Blended Schools, Altoona, PA Franklin Regional School District, Murrysville, PA Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH Frewsburg Central School District, Frewsburg, NY Brookville Equipment Corp., Brookville, PA Fuyao North America, Moraine, OH Buffalo Hearing and Speech Center, Buffalo, NY General Aluminum Mfg., Conneaut, OH Butech Bliss, Salem, OH General McLane School District, Edinboro, PA Butler Area School District, Butler, PA Graham Medical Center, Newville, PA Butler Memorial Hospital, Butler, PA Heather Knoll Nursing and Rehabilitation, Tallmadge, OH C2CIT, Dublin, OH Hempfield Area School District, Greensburg, PA Canon-McMillan School District, Canonsburg, PA Honda R&D Americas, Raymond, OH Capital Healthcare Solutions, Irwin, PA Horner Family Practice, Warren, PA Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Pittsburgh, PA Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana, PA CHAPS, Meadville, PA Infodrive Systems, Johns Creek, GA Charles Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, PA Jamestown Area School District, Jamestown, PA Chautauqua Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Dunkirk, NY Jamestown Community College, Jamestown, NY ChipBlaster, Inc., Meadville, PA Jeannette City School District, Jeannette, PA City of Sharon, Sharon, PA Jersey Shore Area School District, Lycoming and Clarion Forest VNA, Clarion, PA Clinton Counties, PA Claysburg-Kimmel School District, Claysburg, PA Kiski Area School District, Westmoreland County, PA Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH LairdTech, Warren, OH Cleveland Metro Schools, Cleveland, OH Lake Health Hospital, Concord, OH Colonial Health and Rehab, Buffalo, NY Lakeview School District, Mercer County, PA Conneaut School District, Linesville, PA Laurel Technical Institute, Meadville, PA Corry Area School District, Corry, PA Lenape Technical School, Ford City, PA Crystal Clinic, Akron, OH Level Interactive, Pittsburgh, PA Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities, Meadville Medical Center, Meadville, PA Cleveland, OH Med Express Urgent Care, Hermitage, PA Mersen Business Supplies and Equipment, State College, PA Mount Nittany Medical Center, State College, PA Mt. Oliver Intermediate Unit #2, Pittsburgh, PA 4 Employers/Tri-State Area continued National Park Service, Macedonia, OH Stampede Presentation Products, Amherst, NY New Kensington-Arnold School District, Arnold Summa, Akron, OH and New Kensington, PA Therapy House, LLC, Pittsburgh, PA Noah's Ark Christian Childcare, Waynesboro, PA Therapy in Motion, Cleveland, OH North Allegheny School District, Wexford, PA Therapy in Motion, Independence, OH North American Partners in Anesthesia, Phoenixville, PA University of Pittsburgh Physicians, Pittsburgh, PA Northwest Savings Bank, Warren, PA UPMC Center for Rehab Services, Pittsburgh, PA NovaCare Rehabilitation, Westlake, OH UPMC Huntingdon Healthcare, Huntingdon, PA NovaCare, Meadville, PA UPMC Presbyterian, Pittsburgh, PA Ohio Sports and Spine Institute, Boardman, OH UPMC Shadyside, Pittsburgh, PA Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Columbus, OH UPMC St. Margaret, Pittsburgh, PA Oil City School District, Oil City, PA US Bank, Cleveland, OH Orchard Park Dermatology, Orchard Park, NY Vanel Plastic Surgery, Mentor, OH Otto-Eldred School District, Duke Center, PA Vcarve, Inc., Dayton, OH Pediatric Therapy Professionals, New Castle, PA VNA Alliance, Polk, PA Penn Highlands Urgent Care, Ridgway, PA VNA, Bradford, PA Penn State University, State College, PA Warren County School District, Warren County, PA Penncrest School District, Saegertown, PA Warren State Hospital, Warren, PA Penns Manor School District, Clymer, PA WCA Hospital, Jamestown, NY Pittsburgh Public Schools, Pittsburgh, PA Webster Central School District, Webster, NY Plum Borough School District, Pittsburgh, PA West Allegheny School District, Allegheny County, PA Premier Therapy, Bradford, PA Woodland Hills School District, Allegheny County, PA Progressive Insurance, Cleveland, OH YMCA, Meadville, PA Redbank Valley School District, New Bethlehem, PA Yough School District, Westmoreland County, PA RehabCare, Bethel Park, PA Revolution Physical Therapy, Cranberry Township, PA RSR Unlimited, Brecksville, OH Sensory Link, Allison Park, PA Sharon Regional Health System, Sharon, PA Shore Excursions of America, Easton, PA Somerset Hospital, Somerset, PA South Butler County School District, Saxonburg, PA Southern Tier Anesthesiologists, P.C., Olean, NY St. Boniface Catholic School, Kersey, PA St. Francis School, Clearfield, PA St. Michael School, Greenville, PA St. Peter's Health Partners, Albany, NY 5 Employers/National Accenz, Troy, MI Neo Prism Solutions, Schaumburg, IL Advanced Medical, Broomfield, CO NewSchool of Architecture + Design, San Diego, CA Amensys, Lewisville, TX North American Partners in Anesthesia at Anesthesia Consultants of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN William Backus Hospital, Norwich, CT Astir IT Solutions, South Plainfield, NJ Oakdale Elementary School, Rockville, SC BDSN International, Inc., Marwah, NJ Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, P.C., Mishawaka, IN Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA Parker Aerospace, Phoenix, AZ Brian Center Health and Retirement, Winston-Salem, NC Progressive Insurance, Cleveland, OH Brownwood Regional Medical Center, Brownwood, TX Pugna Technologies, Ames, IA Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Williamsburg, VA QDS Automation, Dearborn, MI Cape Fear Valley
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