The pandemic has disrupted lots of professional activities in the physiotherapy world, one of which is the CAPR (Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators) clinical exam. This means there is a delay in the licensing process for international physiotherapists and Canadian physiotherapy graduates: In March 2020, in-person clinical exams were cancelled countrywide as the world reacted…
This online course provides internationally educated physiotherapists with an understanding of the Canadian healthcare system, culture and context for practice. It meets the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators requirements Physiotherapists that take this course will be exposed to a diverse range of topics including: Canadian Cultural Skills and Roles of the Canadian Physical Therapist Client-centered…
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If you’re an internationally trained physiotherapist planning to work in Canada, the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) is your first and most critical checkpoint. Before you can sit for any Canadian physiotherapy exam or apply for provincial licensure, you must be found eligible through the CAPR credentialing process. This updated post clearly explains the…