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    Graduate Physiotherapist/ Sports Therapist/ Personal Trainer/ APPI Pilates trained looking for work in AUS or Canada or France

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    Hello, I am a recent graduate physiotherapist from the UK looking to take my skill set and work in Australia, France or Canada. In 2004 I qualified as a Personal Trainer and Sports Therapist (massage trained) and since then I have worked with both the general public and sports professionals. In 2008 I returned to University to advance my manipulation skills and increase my knowledge by completing an undergraduate Physiotherapy degree and also began my APPI Pilates instructor training in 2011.

    Due to the poor recruitment possibilities with in the UK at the moment and due to being of the age of 30+, I wish to not sit around and watch my skill set atrophy, this is why I am intending to leave the UK to gain experience in Physiotherapy elsewhere.

    If anyone could give me some advise about if this is really feasible through such routes as sponsorship etc, any information would be really appreciated.

    Nikki

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    APPI Matwork Level - 1 The Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute 2011
    2.1 BSc Hons Physiotherapy Sheffield Hallam University 2008-2011
    RSPH (Royal Society of Public Health) Level 2 award in Health Promotion Sheffield Hallam University 2009
    International Certified Personal Trainer NASM 2007
    Junior Athletic Conditioning Specialist NASM 2008
    Exercise and Wellbeing with the Mental Health YMCA 2008
    Diploma in Personal Training, Sports Therapy, Nutrition, Circuit Training and Sports/Swiss Massage Premier International 2004

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    Re: Graduate Physiotherapist/ Sports Therapist/ Personal Trainer/ APPI Pilates trained looking for work in AUS or Canada or France

    Advertise your physiotherapy job on Physiobob's Job
    See our courses add on the main page of Physio bob and conatct me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nkino1 View Post
    Hello, I am a recent graduate physiotherapist from the UK looking to take my skill set and work in Australia, France or Canada. In 2004 I qualified as a Personal Trainer and Sports Therapist (massage trained) and since then I have worked with both the general public and sports professionals. In 2008 I returned to University to advance my manipulation skills and increase my knowledge by completing an undergraduate Physiotherapy degree and also began my APPI Pilates instructor training in 2011.

    Due to the poor recruitment possibilities with in the UK at the moment and due to being of the age of 30+, I wish to not sit around and watch my skill set atrophy, this is why I am intending to leave the UK to gain experience in Physiotherapy elsewhere.

    If anyone could give me some advise about if this is really feasible through such routes as sponsorship etc, any information would be really appreciated.

    Nikki

    Qualifications Held -

    APPI Matwork Level - 1 The Australian Physiotherapy & Pilates Institute 2011
    2.1 BSc Hons Physiotherapy Sheffield Hallam University 2008-2011
    RSPH (Royal Society of Public Health) Level 2 award in Health Promotion Sheffield Hallam University 2009
    International Certified Personal Trainer NASM 2007
    Junior Athletic Conditioning Specialist NASM 2008
    Exercise and Wellbeing with the Mental Health YMCA 2008
    Diploma in Personal Training, Sports Therapy, Nutrition, Circuit Training and Sports/Swiss Massage Premier International 2004




 
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