Are you thinking about what you might achieve in physiotherapy? Where it might lead you?
You've achieved Titled status, now what? Have you considered specialisation? Are you seeking a serious challenge to take your practice to a whole new level?
Did you know you can achieve Fellowship of the College via Original Contribution (research)?

You are cordially invited to attend an Information Evening for the College's Two-Year Training Program in the Process of Specialisation in Physiotherapy.
The evening, hosted by a Fellow active in the Training Program, will include a detailed overview of the Training Program including entry requirements, learning activities, study requirements, assessment, key dates and costs.
How to achieve Fellowship by Original Contribution will also be discussed.

Training Program facilitators and recent graduates will share their experience and insights and answer questions that budding specialists may have.
They will also discuss the impact Specialisation has had on their practice and careers.

All College Fellows are welcome to attend, particularly those who may be interested in becoming a Facilitator for the Training Program.

Presenter: Amy Papinniemi FACP Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2018).

Did you know you can achieve Fellowship of the College via Original Contribution (research)?

You are cordially invited to attend an Information Evening for the College's Two-Year Training Program in the Process of Specialisation in Physiotherapy. The evening, hosted by a Fellow active in the Training Program, will include a detailed overview of the Training Program including entry requirements, learning activities, study requirements, assessment, key dates and costs. How to achieve Fellowship by Original Contribution will also be discussed.

Training Program facilitators and recent graduates will share their experience and insights and answer questions that budding specialists may have. They will also discuss the impact Specialisation has had on their practice and careers.

All College Fellows are welcome to attend, particularly those who may be interested in becoming a Facilitator for the Training Program.

Presenters: Tania Althorpe FACP Specialist Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2016) and
Brett Althorpe FACP Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2019)

Are you thinking about what you might achieve in physiotherapy – where it might lead you? You have achieved Titled status…now what? Have you considered specialisation? Are you seeking a serious challenge to take your practice to a whole new level?
Did you know you can achieve Fellowship of the College via Original Contribution (research)?

You are cordially invited to attend an Information Evening for the College's Two-Year Training Program in the Process of Specialisation in Physiotherapy. The evening, hosted by a Fellow active in the Training Program, will include a detailed overview of the Training Program including entry requirements, learning activities, study requirements, assessment, key dates and costs. How to achieve Fellowship by Original Contribution will also be discussed.

Training Program facilitators and recent graduates will share their experience and insights and answer questions that budding specialists may have. They will also discuss the impact Specialisation has had on their practice and careers.

All College Fellows are welcome to attend, particularly those who may be interested in becoming a Facilitator for the Training Program.

Presenter: Miranda Menaspa FACP Specialist Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists in 2018)

Effective management of urinary incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction requires a sound knowledge of the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the pelvic floor and mechanisms which control continence. The course aims to provide physiotherapists with the opportunity to improve their knowledge and skills required to identify risk factors for pelvic floor dysfunction, implement preventative strategies and treat symptomatic patients.

Please be advised, this course includes a practical pelvic floor examination.

The Paediatric Level 1 course is a highly interactive and practical course designed for physiotherapists who wish to develop their knowledge and skills in managing children's conditions. The course is recommended for new graduate physiotherapists with less than 3 years' experience, or adult physiotherapists who would like to gain more education in paediatrics. The case study format will allow participants to accelerate their learning of key concepts for application in the workplace. This course is a mandatory component of the experiential titling pathway in Paediatric Physiotherapy.