Category: Work Abroad
6 Countries that Pay the Highest Physiotherapy Salaries
Salary ranges for physiotherapists can be very wide depending on a number of variables, including the country, level of experience, area of specialization, workplace (public or private), and cost of living. It’s important to note that while I can give you a general idea of physiotherapy salaries in the mentioned countries, these numbers are only…
Read MoreFrom Overseas to On the Job: How to Register as a Foreign-Trained Physiotherapist in Sweden
Image Source: FreeImages Are you a foreign-trained physiotherapist interested in working in Sweden? If so, there are certain requirements you’ll need to meet to practice legally in the country. From obtaining a license to finding job opportunities, this guide will take you through the steps you need to take to become a registered physiotherapist in…
Read MoreThe UAE Professional Qualification Requirement for Licensing of Internationally Trained Physiotherapists
To work in the healthcare industry in the UAE, you must have a license as a healthcare professional. The unified Healthcare Professionals Qualification Requirements (PQR), which have been adopted by the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), the Department of Health—Abu Dhabi (DOH), the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), and the Sharjah Health Authority (SHA), mark…
Read MoreIf You are a Foreign Trained Physiotherapist thinking of Working in the US, Read This.
If you are a non-citizen who seeks to enter the United States with the intention of working as a health care worker other than as a physician, you need to have documentation from a credentialing agency recognized by USCIS attesting to your fulfillment of the necessary standards for education, training, licensure, experience, and English proficiency.…
Read MoreHow to Work as an Internationally Trained Physiotherapist in Singapore (Updated)
If you’re an internationally trained physiotherapist and you’d like to start working in Singapore, you’ll need to follow these steps: Obtain recognition from the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC): The AHPC is the regulatory body responsible for physiotherapy practice in Singapore. You’ll need to submit an application to the AHPC and provide proof of your…
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