Any Indian physio here,who got NZ registration?Some PR queries?

[SavioQ]

Hi everyone,
I have completed my Postgraduate Diploma in Physiotherapy (Endorsed in Sports) last year at the University of Otago.
I am in process of applying for registration with the NZ PhysioBoard (PBNZ).
As far as past opinions I have received, registration for Indian physios is not easy as they really scrutinize our undergraduate syllabus of physiotherapy from India. I would really appreciate responses from any Indian physios out there who have procured registration with PBNZ successfully.
The FAQs on the PBNZ website is helpful to read.
There is no fixed timeframe as to registration procurement. The application process is definitely Not Easy and the compilation of all evidence etc. will definitely take at least more than a month, including reflective statements, etc.

As far as what I can see, it is essential that we put forth a Strong Case in our application to PBNZ for registration.

Competencies which can pose great challenges to our application based on our undergrad syllabus include Autonomous Practice.

It would be harrowing to receive a rejection from PBNZ and a suggestion to pursue undergrad all over again from a country which NZ recognizes sufficiently similar to their system can be really, in my opinion, a waste of time and undermining.

However, this possibility does not deter me from applying.

I will update as to how it goes if and when I can.

PLEASE do reply with your suggestions, and especially if there is any Indian physio (who completed BPT from India) out there who has procured registration with the NZ physio board, please share your suggestions and experience.

[Jasvir Singh]

Hi mate.... i am indian qualified physio.... i did apply for reg and got a reply that i need to provide extra evidence for autonomous practice and last essential component..... rest all was fine...... can u msg me ur email address or any other contact ?....

[sundya]

Hello
I have applied for registration too . But after initial assessment i got response from them that I need to provide more information on Foundational abilities1. Physiotherapy practitioner

2. Professional and ethical practitioner
3. Communicator
4. Reflective practitioner and self-directed learner
5. Collaborative practitioner
In some they have mentioned curriculum roles not met. Please help me fill the threshold template form or I would appreciate if you could send me an example of yours by email. my email address is [email protected]

Kind regards
sandhya

[Gokula]

Hello
I have applied for registration too . But after initial assessment i got response from them that I need to provide more information on Foundational abilities1. Physiotherapy practitioner

2. Professional and ethical practitioner
3. Communicator
4. Reflective practitioner and self-directed learner
5. Collaborative practitioner
In some they have mentioned curriculum roles not met. Please help me fill the threshold template form or I would appreciate if you could send me an example of yours by email. my email address is [email protected]

Kind regards
sandhya

hi sandhya

I am Gokula. I am in New Zealand. Processing for registration. May I please know have you got your registration? thankyou

[Alexwong1112]

This is Alex and I am encountering similar problems

Thanks for giving me any advice at [email protected].

Thanks in advance

[SarangKharde]

Hi mate.... i am indian qualified physio.... i did apply for reg and got a reply that i need to provide extra evidence for autonomous practice and last essential component..... rest all was fine...... can u msg me ur email address or any other contact ?....

Hi,
Can you help me with my application mate? I am an India trained Physiotherapist but I have done a masters course in the UK. I am planning to work in NZ. I also have some work experience here in the UK. Not a lot though less than 6 months. Please get back to me.
Thank you.
Sarang Kharde

[Ashuboi]

Hi everyone...
I am an Indian physiotherapist, I was wondering if any Indian has got registered. Please help me to know better if it is worth applying for this country. If anyone has a better country option please help.
Thanks in advance

[Bhavikamehta]

Hi Jasvir, have you got your registration?

Hi mate.... i am indian qualified physio.... i did apply for reg and got a reply that i need to provide extra evidence for autonomous practice and last essential component..... rest all was fine...... can u msg me ur email address or any other contact ?....

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Hi Jasvir, have you got your registration?

Hi mate.... i am indian qualified physio.... i did apply for reg and got a reply that i need to provide extra evidence for autonomous practice and last essential component..... rest all was fine...... can u msg me ur email address or any other contact ?....

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Hi there, how did you go with your registration?

[Nyna Phutela]

Hello,

My name is Nyna and I am looking for registration. I have done Physiotherapy Degree from GNDU, Amritsar, India. I want some help from you. I am looking forward to hear from you.

Can I get your email id or contact number?

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Hello,

My name is Nyna and I am looking for registration. I have done Physiotherapy Degree from GNDU, Amritsar, India. I want some help from you. I am looking forward to hear from you.

Can I get your email id or contact number?

[bhavikavjain]

Hi there, any luck with your registration? I am a trained and experienced physiotherapist. I have more then 12 years of experience and had own clinic back in India. I recently moved to Auckland as my husband is New Zealander. I am finding it very hard to find proper information and scope. We are also thinking about Australian option. I couldn't find one person even on social media who has gone through PBNZ process. Any help, anyone?

[Phyioindia]

Hi everyone,
I have completed my Postgraduate Diploma in Physiotherapy (Endorsed in Sports) last year at the University of Otago.
I am in process of applying for registration with the NZ PhysioBoard (PBNZ).
As far as past opinions I have received, registration for Indian physios is not easy as they really scrutinize our undergraduate syllabus of physiotherapy from India. I would really appreciate responses from any Indian physios out there who have procured registration with PBNZ successfully.
The FAQs on the PBNZ website is helpful to read.
There is no fixed timeframe as to registration procurement. The application process is definitely Not Easy and the compilation of all evidence etc. will definitely take at least more than a month, including reflective statements, etc.

As far as what I can see, it is essential that we put forth a Strong Case in our application to PBNZ for registration.

Competencies which can pose great challenges to our application based on our undergrad syllabus include Autonomous Practice.

It would be harrowing to receive a rejection from PBNZ and a suggestion to pursue undergrad all over again from a country which NZ recognizes sufficiently similar to their system can be really, in my opinion, a waste of time and undermining.

However, this possibility does not deter me from applying.

I will update as to how it goes if and when I can.

PLEASE do reply with your suggestions, and especially if there is any Indian physio (who completed BPT from India) out there who has procured registration with the NZ physio board, please share your suggestions and experience.

Hi, Savio have u applied to PBNZ yet and how far has your application proceeded?