PLAR process

[sanchill]

hello, ann

for point 2, I also had PLAR as the alliance said that I lacked credits in local practice. I had a self study package to learn about the local regulation and professional practice. What u need to do is read the information, do the test and check the answers yourself, and then as the notary public to sign a declaration form for u. It all depends on your schedule and it did not take long. I only spent 7-10 days to complete it. In fact, you can do that within a few days.

Sanchill

[annvaz]

Thank You Sanchill! That helps. I will apply for the module as soon as possible. Are you already licensed as a PT in Canada or are you still in the process?
Thank you once again and hope you have a nice day.
Ann

[sanchill]

hi, ann

I already completed all the exams and registered in 2008. Hoping that my information is not too out-dated

Good luck and happy easter

Sanchill

[annvaz]

hi, ann

I already completed all the exams and registered in 2008. Hoping that my information is not too out-dated

Good luck and happy easter

Sanchill

Thank you sanchill! I also wanted information about books that you need inorder to prepare for the examination. Would you be able to give me a list of books and references like online practice tests.
Also my let me know if i can keep in touch with you through email as it will be a while before i can take the test.
Ann

[kavithamil_2003]

Hi Sanchil

Did you take research or evidence based practice course to fulfil your credentialling? If so from where you did it? Pls help this info.

Kavitha

[sowmiya]

hi sanchil i want help i failed 4times in written exam i did ver well i dont know iam planning for last time give advice.my id is [email protected]

[sanchill]

sowmiya, sorry for the late reply

as i know that there is a report card from each exam, maybe u can revise your weakest section first; or you may start with the neuro-MSK first as it covers 50% of the questions

if u have any questions, pls feel free to PM me; I will try my best to answer them

Sanchill

[sanchill]

sorry, kavitha

I did not need to take that course

sanchill

[sanchill]

Ann, Sorry for the late reply

My main references for PCE exam are
1) O'sullivan NPTE study guide ( I bought it online )
2) Magee Orthopaedic Assessment
3) Kisner and Colby for exercises and manual therapy guidelines
4) The lecture notes from my university
3) clinical oriented anatomy by Moore

I have never seen online test for PCE.....

please feel free to message me if u have any questions

sanchill