Master of Physical Therapy
The only entry-to-practice Physical Therapy Program in BC
The Master of Physical Therapy Program at UBC is one of the leading Physical Therapy Programs in Canada. The MPT program is fully-distributed and provides students with the opportunity to study in state-of-art labs at UBC’s campus in Vancouver, in the Fraser Valley, at UVIC’s Vancouver Island Technology Park, and at UNBC’s campus in Prince George. The program curriculum uses an integrated, case-based approach and is taught by the department’s award-winning academic faculty and a community of clinical educators.
For a more thorough understanding of physical therapy as a profession and physical therapists’ role please refer to the following websites: Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia (PABC) and Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA)
Physio RefreshPhysio Refresh assists registrants to prepare for and succeed at the Physiotherapy Competency Exam (PCE) and to enter into clinical physiotherapy practice in Canada. The program is open to internationally-trained and Canadian-trained Physiotherapists who wish to refresh their skills or competencies, who have been out of practice and are required to sit the PCE for entry or re-entry into practice, or who are new to physiotherapy practice in Canada. Physio Refresh combines self-directed learning with an instructor-led review and encompasses both theoretical and practical components. Practice examinations and workshops with instructors assist participants to focus on the review of Physical Therapy knowledge, clinical skills, and clinical reasoning. |
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Online Graduate Certificate in RehabilitationThis online program is for health professionals. It consists of five courses that help participants develop the essential knowledge and skills required for best practice in rehabilitation. Some learners who are not sure about taking a full master’s program will try one of these courses first and most continue on to do the online Master of Rehabilitation Science. These courses may also assist internationally educated therapists in meeting certain educational standards required by the Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators. |