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How To Survive Your First Physiotherapy Placement

So you\’ve bought those perfect shoes that let you be comfortable on your feet all day long and you\’ve found ...

Using Metaphors & Analogies to Improve Patient Education in Physiotherapy

If there’s one thing that is the bedrock in our care of patients as physiotherapists it is patient education. We ...

Exercise Software Review Part 1: Physiotec

Exercise Software Review Part 1: Physiotec Exercise software is one of the most popular pieces of software that physiotherapists use ...

Understanding Job Compensation For Physiotherapists

Whether you’re a new grad or an internationally educated physiotherapist trying to land your first physiotherapist job, you’ll end up ...

Employee or Independent Contractor: What does it matter for a physiotherapist?

An Introduction from ignitephysio Whether you’re a new physiotherapy grad or recently immigrated to Canada looking to work at a ...

Jobs in the Meantime: Ways to build transferable skills as you await physiotherapy licensing

When it comes down to it, it can be a long haul to become a physiotherapist in Canada. Whether you\’re ...

Physiotherapy Practice Abroad and in Canada: The Cultural Differences

I know as physiotherapists, we love to travel. I’m not sure what it is, but being immersed in other cultures ...

10 Common Physiotherapy Resume Pitfalls

Getting the job you want as a physiotherapist hinges on your specific skills and experience, your interview and your resume. ...

Should I Practice Rural vs. Urban. You Decide!

Most of us have a preference when it comes down to living in a city or a smaller community. Some ...

The Top 10 Best Resources to Prepare for The Physiotherapy Competency Exam

Where Do I Start? Preparing to take the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE) is a big moment in any Canadian physiotherapist’s ...

Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE) Prep: How To Manage Test Stress and Anxiety

Leading up to any big test like the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE), it’s common to feel some pre-test anxiety and ...

Understanding the 6 Things you Must Know to Succeed in Your Next Physiotherapy Job Interview

Landing a great job not only takes having a great resume and experience, it also takes having a great interview. ...

Deciphering Physiotherapist Charting Abbreviations: Our Top 40 PT Acronyms

What’s With Physiotherapist Abbreviations? If you ask most physiotherapists, no matter if they work publically, privately, in home care or ...

The Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE): How to Get Through in One Piece

You’ve memorized your theory, wrapped up your course work, passed every test and completed your practicum requirements. So now it’s ...

The Best Courses for New Physiotherapist Grads: What Seasoned Clinicians Say

Isn’t it tough starting out? You’re fresh out of physiotherapy school. You’ve passed the PCE, but now the real adventure ...

3 Dos and Dont’s of Creating a Killer Physiotherapist Resume

If you’re an internationally educated physiotherapist (or a new grad!) trying to secure yourself a position in Canada, the first ...

3 Easy Steps to Help Patients De-Stress During Treatment

Whether stress comes from the limitations of a clients injury or other psychosocial factors, what specific tools do you provide ...

Finding Freud in Physiotherapy-Part 3

Reconsidering Boundaries Moves Us Forward (Read Part 1 & Part 2 here) Are physiotherapists doing psychotherapy? Applying Frank and Frank’s descriptions, I say yes, physiotherapy ...

Finding Freud in Physiotherapy-Part 2

Contextual Theory –An Unexpected Ally Although physiotherapy supports models that acknowledge psychological elements of rehabilitation, it may be surprising that ...

Finding Freud in Physiotherapy: Part 1

Visioning Practice Through a Psychotherapeutic Lens M.A.S.H. is a 1970’s television show about people serving in a mobile army surgical ...