Northern and Rural Cohort Master of Physical Therapy students Josina Rhebergen and Matthew Beda demonstrate their skills during their final week of classes held at the University of Northern British Columbia
The three-week distributed academic block for the 20 Northern Rural Cohort (NRC) physical therapy students wrapped up recently at University of Northern BC in Prince George. The NRC students shared lectures and practical labs with the Vancouver-based students through video-conferencing. The program was profiled in the Prince George Citizen newspaper as well as the CKPG News. Click on the news links below as they show the wonderful enthusiasm for the program by the students and the Northern community. Thanks to Instructor Robin Roots who coordinates the Clinical Education of the NRC.
http://ckpg.com/a-push-for-more-physiotherapy-grads-to-choose-the-north-video
http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/news/local/physiotherapists-steered-to-northern-b-c-1.1261456
From left to right: Northern and Rural Cohort Master of Physical Therapy students Madison Morrison and Josina Rhebergen work alongside instructor Robin Roots on fellow student, Matthew Beda, during the final week of classes at UNBC