registration requirements for canada

[rodney]

I'm a recent canadian grad (2000),
I am currently working in province that does not require the PNE (or PCE which is what they are calling it now), to be licensed and practicing in this province. I know of a South African PT who was practicing in this province and did not write the exam, but took a long time and lots of red tape. I wrote the exam thinking I may move to another province. Very easy but lots of $$$. Exam now is one sitting 200 multiple choice 4 hours and a practical component that in my opinion tests stress management rather the competency.
As for locums, there is such a huge demand of PT's everywhere you could easily make an arrangement with employers. Hope this helps.

[ricksea]

Hello Rodney,

Which province doesn't require the PNE?
Thank you,
Ricksea

I'm a recent canadian grad (2000),
I am currently working in province that does not require the PNE (or PCE which is what they are calling it now), to be licensed and practicing in this province. I know of a South African PT who was practicing in this province and did not write the exam, but took a long time and lots of red tape. I wrote the exam thinking I may move to another province. Very easy but lots of $$$. Exam now is one sitting 200 multiple choice 4 hours and a practical component that in my opinion tests stress management rather the competency.
As for locums, there is such a huge demand of PT's everywhere you could easily make an arrangement with employers. Hope this helps.

[Physioukpe]

Hello, which province(s) don't require PCE?