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Thank you! my undergrade was in BSc Sport and Exercise Science with a year abroad. Double check with the universities of interest but with a biology degree you should be able to get onto a pre-reg course.

@@ArrayRay_physio thank you so much ma'am ! This is really motivating after seeing you! ❤️

I'm sure you're going to make an amazing physio x

@@ArrayRay_physio hello ma'am, I've received an interview from university of Northampton for MSc Physiotherapy pre registration course, they've mentioned about two activities of 30 minutes and 40 minutes respectively. I want to know more about these activities and the questions they'll ask.

Hi! The MSc was reasonably challenging but the transition from sport science was alright. It was helpful having the anatomy knowledge. In the 1st year everyone expect maybe the BSc sport therapy people are on the same page

I have personally never regretted any of it

Thank you so much!!

@lok5468 Hi, I've been a qualified physiotherapist for a year now.

Typically to go for a band 7 or higher you need to have a masters degree or an equivalent

@@ArrayRay_physio one of my fellow know their in uk he have only bpt degree but he is in band 7 level..... I asked him how is this, he said in nhs u will gain master level experience co you don't need to do mpt..... Is this true... Plz replyyyyy Waiting for your reply... ❤✅

@@AmithKumar-w9o This could be the case for their trust or the role they have. Typically I have heard otherwise. I'm sure if you have all the qualities a job is looking for + more, excluding a masters that you might still be considered for a job

yes you can apply

@cosmo9135 Sorry, I thought I replied to your comment. I would say that chemistry is not needed because you have biology which should be more than enough to cover you

@@ArrayRay_physio ah Thankyou so much for replying! It’s alright now as well- decided to take sociology for my 3rd✨

Thank you so much for this lovely comment. The job can be as stressful as it is. Yes, there are things that you will need to revise to retain but hey.

@user-my4dk3ji2o You'll also need HCPC to practice in the UK. You have a better chance with a band 5 over a 6 because they usually look for more experience

@@ArrayRay_physio how many year of experience do you think for band 6....... And congrats for you

@@AmithKumar-w9o it depends on the role that you're applying for. This experience they are seeking will vary

@@35arty thank you 😊! Her wedding was this month, it was a wonderful day. My wedding is next year 😍

Hi, sorry I've just seen this. I'll make a template and link it by this weekend. The document currently has a lot of information related to my Trust that I would rather not share.

Link in the description

Hello sure, if you prefer to speak privately, you can reach out to me via insta at ArrayRay_physio

@@ArrayRay_physio ok many thanks

I have written you on insta

@gabriellasirini307 Hey, they didn't ask me about my education before the BSc. To apply to St George's you could make another ucas account or use the same one, having applied for your Bsc through the same account before will not stop you. Best of luck x

@tommathew9450 I would contact their admin time to discuss it because they may choose to accept you based on your first year grades if they show that your managing the course content

@@ArrayRay_physio Thank you

what did the university say and were you able to transfer ?

@@daniel-gi5vy The teacher understood my reasoning for transferring and told me that the campus is more of a commuter campus...something which was not advertised. Yes, I was able to transfer out.

Hi, Woohoo team BTEC Sports! Getting into a physiotherapy course is competitive no matter the route that you take. I took the route of BSc Sport Science then MSc Pre-reg Physiotherapy, it was the best decision for me. Don't doubt yourself, I did not expect to get into Birmingham. It is true that with the masters you will be applying for a space alongside other Sport science/ therapy graduates, you may also have people that want a career change. The masters typically have a smaller cohort, mine however had 60 people which was considered large in comparison to the usual 20 people. The masters also requires you to grasp the information at a faster rate because the degree is only 2 years long // The intensity is not for everyone. On the other hand BSc degrees accept more applicants, usually people have less work experience so the "playing field" can be fairly even. The degree is over 3-4 years giving you more time to develop your skills and knowledge. To stand out from others get direct and indirect work experience (shadowing, working as a support worker, attending talks, getting a part-time job with a vulnerable population or just the public comes with various transferrable skills). I hope I have not caused more stress with this answer. ArrayRay :)

@@ArrayRay_physio thanks a lot, by far the most helpful answer I’ve had yet :)

Do you have any other questions that you'd like me to answer?

Hey Rodney, it's lovely hearing that you enjoy my content and find it relatable. Too many misconceptions to address haha. How do you find the apprenticeship? erm, for tips I would say speak to the ITU nurses as they are working with the vents all day they always seemed happy to answer any of my questions. At my Trust, we have resources on the shared drive so check there. However, you could also search for the make/model of the ventilator as the company may have their own useful guide. In terms of teaching, your skills will improve with experience. It's easier when you have a patient case in front of you than in a textbook e.g

@@ArrayRay_physio thank you so much, I will chat more to the nurses and yes, on the shared drive there is a PowerPoint presentation on vents which I will look at as well. I’m finding the apprenticeship really good for my learning style as I’m a very practical learner. Not gonna lie, it does get hectic but it’s worth it. Can’t wait to qualify tho!! 😅😅

Also, it’s interesting that your rotations are 4 months, over here they are 6 months. Do you think you’d prefer longer or are you happy with 4?

@RodneyDubePhysioApprentice most places offer 6 months but I really didn't want that, so I seeked trusts that offer 4 months. I think 4 months is ideal for me. The only time I wanted longer was when I was on complex medicine and I spent 5 ½ months with them

@@ArrayRay_physio ohh fair enough, sounds like you knew what you wanted from the get go. Do you know what you want to specialise in yet?

You're welcome, thank you for the suggestion 😊

Coming soon!

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Hi! You should be find to complete the degree don't let this hold you back

@ArrayRay_physio I'm really sad that some of them will look down on me :( While learning to play sports, my progression is slower and not as fit as them

@wongww5620 it's easier said than done, but keep your head up. Don't let others immature impact the decisions you make regarding your future

@ArrayRay_physio thank you for your encouragement, 😊

Thank you so much for commenting! Good luck on your final year 😊. It's a shame that people are still having that experience with them. Sure, this request comes at a great time. I can work this into a video that I'm filming this week about the CSP. You should check out their final year webinar that runs every year. This year it is on Thursday (June 6th 2024 @ 18:30), I will be speaking in the Q&A section

@@ArrayRay_physio thank you so much. The ego is so strong it can’t be beat!! Can’t wait for your next video. Will definitely check out that CSP webinar. See you there! 😁👏

@sarah.93.30 Ego has definitely got the better of them. My next video is part of my wedding series, but the csp one will follow.

Sorry, I forgot that last year I made a video on the HCPC process, if there is anything additional that you would like to know feel free to ask :) ruclips.net/video/5AtYsWwdCss/видео.html

It depends on the speciality, patient needs and priorities. On complex medicine if I didn't have a chest or discharge planning then approx 12. On intensive care 7 or 8 patients. Respiratory wards 10 if not chest physio required. On a day full of discharge planning it could be a little as 5 patients depending on the complexity of the discharge

The degree could take you into various areas. Nutrition, exercise physiologist, coaching, sport or exercise psychologist, teacher, physiotherapist etc

You're welcome, good luck on placement

Hey, im sorry to hear that you're feeling down, you can reach me on insta at ArrayRay_physio

Hi having at least one science is typically the requirement. They may ask you to complete a foundation year before starting the BSc

@@ArrayRay_physio ok,thanks for the info

Hey, I haven't heard of anyone doing it but it doesn't mean that it's never been done. Speak to Uob, I imagine it will heavily dependent on the comparison of the course structures

Thanks for subbing!

Sorry, I did not study nursing and have knowledge on how that degree is run

@@ArrayRay_physio how many days you attend uni as a masters student?

@gouravmakkar_ the demands of my physiotherapy masters would not be comparable to that of a nursing masters. I imagine there being more contact time and demands. It is best to speak to a nursing student even if they are doing the BSc as they will be able to give you a better idea of what the MSc may look like

@@ArrayRay_physio ok ty

You're welcome. The diploma information is added onto UCAS during the application process. I have a walk through video if you're interested ruclips.net/video/NTFFVPh6ofY/видео.html

I dont think it's too late. By now you will have had some grades and general feedback on your character etc which could be used in an application. Reach out to the universities of interest and see what they think and if they accept people transferring into their 2nd year.

@@ArrayRay_physio thank you for replying! did you apply to just one university or multiple?

@@tamsinfurzerr I applied to two

@@ArrayRay_physio okay thank you! Sorry I just have one more thing, did you have to pick a firm and insurance when you applied through UCAS the second time around ?

Yes

I'm not sure sorry, I am a home student. It's best you check their site for the criteria

Hello, I think it will most likely depend on when you completed your bachelors. But to play it safe I would have some clinical experience

Congratulations on getting the job! Interviews can be stressful, I remember stumbling my way through some of the questions. In terms of prepping front door, when I did it as a student I think i was just told that there was not much prep. I was told that I would see a lot of falls, dementia and would do some discharge planning to avoid admissions. In terms of advice for a new band 5, I would say just try and be yourself. It is easier said than done. But, I have let my personality shine, spoke to other band 5's because they are in the same boat as me. Another thing that was nice is that my trust does new starter lunches, so whoever likes will come along and meet the new starter.

@@ArrayRay_physio Thanks for the reply! Okay I feel a lot better knowing there is not much prep. I definitely can’t wait to meet the other band 5s and the team as a whole 💜

Hey! Thank you for your comment. I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying my videos. Oh wow 3am haha, we love the commitment

I start my second rotation tomorrow. I have spoken to the new team more, and they seem less 'scary', I also know that I have made great friendships with my current team, and those will not be lost when I rotate. I am excited to enhance my respiratory knowledge as I enjoy doing chest physio. Maybe I'll do a reflection on here how my first month has been then again at the end for a comparison.

P.S. have rotated from Hyper-Acute Stroke to Stroke Rehab.. After that will be going to Acute Medical

All the best with it Mariah!! Looking forward to hearing how it goes!

@sneekinaboutom9450 I'm hoping that I will get Neuro (stroke) as my next rotation 🙏 is stroke something that you could see yourself specialising in

Thanks

Sure ask away

It was for me, I am not sure if they have changed the process since it was 3-4 years ago

@@ArrayRay_physio I was sent teams link

how did your interview go , i have mine tomorrow@@BigRukN4

Yes 😊

@@ArrayRay_physioThank you Mariah!!

@user-ye1jz4uh5h you're welcome! Good luck on your applications

Hi, check out my video where I walk through the process with you ruclips.net/video/NTFFVPh6ofY/видео.html