The Australia Physiotherapy Council (APC), the body responsible for assessing and accrediting overseas-trained Physiotherapists has added a new stream to the pathway of assessment available for Physiotherapists. From the first of July 2019, eligible overseas qualified Physiotherapists will be able to apply for a new stream – the FLYR stream – of the Standard Assessment…
On 18 April 2017, the Australian Government announced that the Temporary Work (Skilled) visa (subclass 457 visa) will be abolished and replaced with the completely new Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa in March 2018. The TSS visa programme will be comprised of a Short-Term stream of up to two years and a Medium-Term stream of…
When looking for a job as an internationally trained physiotherapist, your focus should not just be on places with the best physiotherapy salary but also those with the best working conditions. The best physiotherapy jobs may not necessarily be the “highest paid”, but those jobs that have employers and the overall system compensate you with…
If you are an internationally trained physiotherapist and are thinking of moving to Australia, here is a checklist of what you should have. There are many jobs for physiotherapists in Australia, especially in the Musculoskeletal specialty. Sports physiotherapists also get lots of jobs because Australia is a sporting nation. Australians are also very conscious of…