OIEPB Program Update March 2019

Class of 2019 Graduates!

It was only 10 months ago that these internationally educated physiotherapists (IEPTs) from around the world came together to join the OIEPB program in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. During this time, the bridging program helped them refresh their physical therapy skills, both academically and clinically, navigate the licensure process and build up their professional network as they transition their careers in Canada. The culmination of all their hard work was celebrated with a Graduation and Awards Ceremony at the University Faculty Club.

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Three of the newest OIEPB alumni share what they enjoyed most about their experiences in the program.

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Comprehensive Program Update

Admissions closed in January and the Assessment took place late February. Offers for the Class of 2020 were sent out and the 8th cohort of students will be onsite to start their Residency week April 22-26th. Stay tuned for updates.

Spring Clinical Component Workshop A and B

Back by Popular Demand!

Workshop A offers performance tips and strategies to improve your chances when you challenge the national exam. Register now.

Workshop B offers you the practical exam experience with immediate feedback by Canadian-licensed physiotherapists after completing each station. Want lots of practice? We're offering 3 days, each day has a different banks of questions. Choose all 3 for more practice! Spots are filling up fast.
Register now.

Physiotherapy Practice Within the Canadian Health Care Context

The CAPR approved 6-week online course gives internationally educated physiotherapists an understanding of the Canadian health care system, culture and context for practice. The Summer Session begins June 6 - July 17, 2019. For registration information, click here.

The OIEPB Program is supported by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

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