If you are a physiotherapist that is interested in working abroad why not consider New Zealand? Yes, New Zealand. Why not? If you’ve thought about Migrating to Australia as a physiotherapist, then why not New Zealand? Do you know that being registered in New Zealand can give you access to work in Australia? But that’s…
Apply for Recognition of Qualifications with CORU If you have a Physiotherapy qualification from outside Ireland, you can’t directly apply for registration as a Physiotherapist until you first have a letter of Recognition. Your professional qualification and any additional relevant post-qualifying education and training/work experience will be assessed against the threshold standards of proficiency required…
To work as a physiotherapist in Seychelles you will need to register with the Health Professionals Council (HPC) Seychelles. To get updated in information on the registration process, send an email to the Registrar: [email protected] or [email protected] call +248 4303745. This information below is to give you an idea on what is likely to be…
1. All foreign qualified Physiotherapists are required to sit for an examination conducted by the Board, twice per year. 2. You should also submit the following to the HPCSA (Health Professionals Council of South Africa): Form 49 PT Form 176 DOH Certificate of Status, issued by foreign registration authority Original certificate of Qualifications or certified…
If you are an overseas trained physiotherapist seeking to work in New Zealand, you need to be licensed by the physiotherapy board of New Zealand. This is quite a lengthy process so you need to be prepared for the long haul. The board expects you meet the requirements in 3 major areas: 1. Your qualification…
Getting a job as a physiotherapist in South Africa may seem more complicated than getting one in the US, Canada or Europe. There’s not much information online about what is required from foreign trained physiotherapists to get a license to practice in South Africa, so this will hopefully help: 1. The SA health sector prefer…