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‼️All virtual PCE-C exams are cancelled‼️
More information to come.
If you know a PT Resident please reach out to them and offer your support.
CAPR has announced Dale Pitura as the new president. Dale was the chair of the PCE working group out of Sask College which produced a report outlining recommendations for the future of PT licensing.
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alliancept.org/announcement/…
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Report from Saskatchewan College: 2/2
scpt.in1touch.org/uploaded/w…
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Reminder for interim registrants: You must update MSP when your registration changes to full, or when the expiry date of your interim permit changes.
CAPR is undertaking an external review of its evaluations services if you would like to put your name forward to participate in a focus group follow the link below:
alliancept.org/announcement/…
Key takeaways from the recent CPO webinar regarding the new Ontario Clinical Exam(OCE):
- Exam exemption pathway will be rescinded as of March 31 2023
- OCE will not be an OSCE
- Candidates can expect 6 offerings of the exam/ year
- First cohort is planned for late 2022
This means that everyone who has/ will register for a provisional practice certificate in Ontario from April 1 2022 onward will not be eligible for the current exam exemption policy and will need to complete the OCE.
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Please see below to watch the webinar in full:
collegept.org/news/2022/06/2…
The Canadian Physio retweeted
Update: Exam Exemption Policy Metrics
As of June 15, the College has received 482 applications. 148 applications are currently in progress and 323 Independent Practice Certificates have been issued.
Learn more about the Exam Exemption Policy here: bit.ly/3FYOVqZ
The Canadian Physio retweeted
So proud of my colleagues @joymacdermid @abrushton and there article on “Necessity for prof debate to be informed by evidence @PhysioCan physiotherapy.ca/sites/defau…
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Join us on Monday, June 20 from 10 to 11 a.m. for a webinar “Becoming a Licensed PT: The Ontario Clinical Exam and Other Pathways.”
This is a free information session for PT students, exam candidates, academics, PT Residents & others.
Register now: bit.ly/3NCy1To
PTs in BC the last day to vote in the CPTBC election is today!
Check your emails for instructions on how to vote online #physiotherapy
The Canadian Physio retweeted
Reminder: Online voting is now open in the Board of Directors’ elections until May 19. Eligible registrants received a link by email with voting instructions.
A special council meeting has been scheduled by the CPO in which the Ontario Clinical Exam (OCE) will be discussed. Meeting materials indicate the CPO has been made aware of “risks” associated with the Behavior Based Interview which was originally planned. Read more below ⬇️ 1/2
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The Canadian Physio retweeted
Did you see @joymacdermid's presentation today at the #physiocancongress2022 ? An informative discussion, that highlights gaps in the PT profession for licensing, but also ways we can continue to advocate for our new PT Grads...remember there is always two sides to SoMe
The Canadian Physio retweeted
Update: Exam Exemption Policy Metrics
As of May 4, the College has received 416 applications. 130 applications are currently in progress and 280 Independent Practice Certificates have been issued.
Learn more about the Exam Exemption Policy here: bit.ly/3FYOVqZ
Call to action for all those in BC:
The election period for the @PTCollegeBC board closes on May 19th make sure to vote!
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Registrants, have you voted in our Board of Directors’ election yet? Check your email for instructions. Voting is open until May 19. Don’t miss your chance.
CPA Congress 2022 is underway many have their eyes on @joymacdermid session titled:
“Evidence- informed policy and practice within the PT profession, and surrounding social media: the example of a licensure debate”
Check out the full schedule: physiotherapy.ca/congress-20…
Many noticed when the CPO was no longer listed as a member of CAPR. Now they have “reappeared” see below:
alliancept.org/about-capr/go…
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