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Hi, im a UK trained physio lookined to have my qualifications evaluated by the FCCPT. I have two points im a little concerned about:
1. Does the FCCPT require all secondary education results including GCSE's to help cover the chemistry and physics components?
2. If so, does the examining board need a copy of each syllabus for each course such as maths, history, geography etc...?
ANy help with this would be great as this is one hell of a complicated process!
Cheers, James.
I have applied for NY Credential Evaluation and I have only submitted secondary certificate only. They haven't asked anything else so I think it is OK to submit only certificates.
many thanks. Would it be possible to keep in touch and let me know how things go with the evaluation, if it acually is sufficient? Thanks
Sure, we will be in contact.
Hi James, I'm a British Physiotherapist out in the US trying to attain licensure.
Your GCSE's will not cover the Physics or Chemistry as its has to be of college standard i.e. A-level. I am doing mine here at community college. I may be wrong but they told me GCSE's did not count to GE credit. Hope this helps.
Hi Rollie,
Which State are you in? I'm in Connecticut and I think it is actually impossible to get licensed in this State.
I need integumentary and pharmacology :eek:
Jodie
Hi, I am new to this forum, but thought I would post. i am a British trained Physio working here in USA for last 20 years and currently undergoing FCCPT evaluation for licensure in another state. Will help with any info I can on licensure in USA.... long and difficult process!