Are you interested in becoming a physical therapist?
Physical therapists are primary care professionals who work in a variety of settings, such as rehabilitation centers, hospitals, community health centers, and private clinics in both rural and urban areas.
The Master of Physical Therapy program at the University of British Columbia is the only entry-to-practice program in BC and now accepts 120 students over three sites.
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Recent News
Call for Proposals for Projects Facilitated by the BC Physical Therapy Knowledge Brokers
Date: March 6, 2024 @8:54 am
Intent The document outlines the process for the submission and selection of projects facilitated by the Physical Therapy Knowledge Brokers (PT KBs). Background The PT KB position is jointly funded, by the Department of Physical Therapy at The University of British Columbia, the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia and Arthritis Research Canada. The position is […]
A Pediatric Student-Led Clinic – Children’s Healthcare Canada podcast
Date: March 5, 2024 @8:42 am
Kiersten McMaster, Pediatric Student-Run Clinic Physiotherapist, discussed the collaborative initiative between BC Centre for Ability and UBC on the Children’s Healthcare Canada podcast. Together with Dr Katherine Smart, they discussed this clinical model, its impact on children’s access to healthcare, health outcomes for children and families, and HHR; as well as the potential for its spread and […]
Dr Teresa Liu-Ambrose was Interviewed by CBC Radio
Date: February 29, 2024 @8:49 am
Dr Teresa Liu-Ambrose spoke to CBC Radio to emphasize the importance of physical activity in maintaining brain health. “The brain loses mass as we age making it harder to remember certain memories”.