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Season's Greetings!
Thank you for your continued interest in the PT bridging program at the University of Toronto this past year. As always, we strive to provide the best programming for IEPTs. We'll continue to give you snapshots of what's happening in this dynamic program throughout next year. Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for 2019!
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Class of 2019 update:
The learners have just completed their last onsite clinical practice sessions for 2018. They delved into different integrated lifespan and health systems including burn and amputation rehabilitation. Many patient volunteers and our clinical partners participated in these clinical labs providing an enriched learning environment and real life settings for our learners. They are excited and ready to start their 2nd internship in January.
Photos from the amputation rehab sessions:
Great wrapping job Belle & Vidhi!
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What's up with our Grads?
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Pavlos, OIEPB U of T Class of 2018 Co-President became the new executive communication liaison of the Pain Science Division (PSD) with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA). The role of the PSD executive is to continue to provide their members with opportunities to advance their clinical practice, synthesize new research findings and bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. Read more
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Filipina has this to say..."Today, I am working as a full-time, permanent Physiotherapist at the in-patient rehab department of Pembroke Regional Hospital. I am so grateful for all the support I received from my family and the bridging program throughout my journey. I am back to doing the job I love and I am learning every day!" Read more
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Learn how Lisa, an OIEPB Faculty member and ACPAC Program Trained Physiotherapy Practitioner shares care in an Orthopaedic Private Practice setting. Read more
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Online Course: Physiotherapy Practice Within the Canadian Health Care Context
Next Session January 17 - February 27, 2019
What the course has to offer you:
- It's approved by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators to satisfy a credential assessment requirement
- You learn about the Canadian healthcare system as it applies to physiotherapists
- It's facilitated Online by practicing Canadian physiotherapists so you can access the course whenever it suits you
- You network with other internationally trained physiotherapists globally
- You receive a Certificate of Completion
Spots are filling up fast for this 6 week online course. Apply now!
Next Session: January 17 - February 27, 2019 (Limited Spots)
Course Fee: $425 CAD
Course Information: Click here
Registration Form: Click here
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Written Component Workshop (WCW) - February 2, 2019
- Are you preparing for the written component of the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE)?
- Do you want to practice multiple choice questions (MCQs)?
- Do you want to learn some exam skills that will help you be successful?
- Do you want to feel more confident when you are taking the PCE?
- Do you want to meet other PTs and start to build your network?
If you answered YES to any or all of the above, then this full day workshop is for you!
Secure your spot now - limited spaces.
Next Session: Saturday, February 2, 2019
Workshop Fee: $200 CAD
Workshop Information: Click here
Registration Form: Click here
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Clinical Component Workshop (CCW) A - Apr 6, 2019
Clinical Component Workshop (CCW) B - Apr 27, May 4 and May 5, 2019
Register now because it's never too early to:
- Prepare for the clinical component of the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE).
- Get tips and strategies to help you pass.
- Get the exam jitters out before the 'real' PCE.
- Practice going through many OSCE practical station scenarios.
- Consider another point of view from the Examiner's feedback about your performance.
- Feel more confident before you go take the PCE.
Details and registration: Click here.
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From our Family to Yours:
Cheers,
The OIEPB Team
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