Not sure you can do that in Aus without an undergrad physio degree. You can however do that in Scotland, UK
hey all,
im planning to do a masters of physio, probably at sydney university. Anyone similar or have any input id like to hear?
I know its a masters of physio so i dont know if you can specialise in say musco, ortho, cardio etc? but have a sneaky preference of ortho and then sports injury.
wonder what they pay is for your first year after graduating? i wouldnt mind starting off at a hospital.
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Not sure you can do that in Aus without an undergrad physio degree. You can however do that in Scotland, UK
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Hi,physiobob,
I am a physiotherapist,studying nutrition course in Glasgow,Scotland.
After viewing this message i was shocked,
B'coz i have read some thred from physioforum,about poor condition for getting job as a physio in uk,without experiendce.
I do have a firstclass degree in physiotherapy with 6 month experience.
You have reply that without degree you can get the physiojob in scotland.
I am new in the scotland,can i get physio job without much experience.
I have complitted my bachelor degree in physiotherapy in India.
Reply me as soon as you get this message.
Thank you, in advance.
I am waiting for your kind reply.
Bye.,Take care..
Regards,
Sanyam shah
Actually this is NOT what was said. The comment was that you can get into a masters program to study physiotherapy at the masters level in Scotland without first having an undergraduate physiotherapy degree. I am not sure that this is possible anywhere in Australia.
I don't like you chances of getting a Physio job in the UK right now with an undergradutate degree from India. I would suggest looking at your eligibility to gain HPC registration if this is your ultimate goal.
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i've just completed my masters of physio studies at UQ and basically, it's just the normal physio, if you want to specialise, i think it's another 2yrs and you have to have like at least x amount of yrs experience before you can move into a specialised area.
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B'coz i have read some thred from physioforum,about poor condition for getting job as a physio in uk,without experiendce.]
Hi
I have too graduated as a physio from India in April'07. I am in this country only since 5 months. I donot have any experience of employement neither in India nor in UK. I got the job of Junior Physio recently in Scotland. I agree that the condition is poor at the moment but it is not impossible.
All the best