Beware if you are working as a Resident Physiotherapist in Ontario, Canada!! Detailed Video

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @sonamsitale1381
    @sonamsitale1381 Год назад

    So kind of yu both doing great job

  • @priyaa02
    @priyaa02 3 года назад +3

    Pooja your command over the language is very good. Also thank you for helping this is very useful.

  • @dextro3977
    @dextro3977 3 года назад +1

    This video is so helpful to so many! Thank you for sharing this. ❤️

  • @anonanon257
    @anonanon257 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for this very sad testimony to the state of the PT profession in Canada. I trained in Canada and wrote and passed the PCE and it was horrible for the totally unnecessary emotional stress, expense and how unrealistic it was. I cannot imagine what it would have been like to have it cancelled now for the third time, or the complete lack of communication by CAPR, Regulators, or the Association, who, prior to March, 2021, all supported this huge MONEY-GRAB! The sad reality is that this profession lacks leadership and is stuck in the past. If I had the chance to get in my time-machine, this profession would never have gotten a penny from me because I would have chosen differently. Be warned, PT is a sinking ship that will take your money and tell you stories, but leave you feeling very disappointed.

    • @anonanon257
      @anonanon257 3 года назад

      @@movementmastersphysio_50 I am not sure you understand who is in charge and what (white) power is all about. Canadian PT has a problem with racism, which is really about how it clings to power when it should be letting go in order to evolve and modernize. It refuses to do that and remains "infused in whiteness", as per the published literature. In order to change, it would need to admit there is a problem and then take ownership of itself, again, something it refuses to do. This is a profession that lacks the maturity to deepen, and lacks the leadership capabilities to see beyond its parochialism. My advice is to consider another career path. Seriously.

  • @anjanasheth3390
    @anjanasheth3390 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video.Such add on works should have been talked about earlier at time of joining or should have been addressed with mutual benefit for both parties once the issue came up.It warns future employees in any field in any part of world .

  • @zoa38781
    @zoa38781 2 года назад

    So, the lesson is DON'T START JOB WITHOUT WRITTEN AGREEMENT.

  • @binitamistry2824
    @binitamistry2824 3 года назад +3

    Hello .. can you please make a comparison video of UK and Canada including the jobs , earnings etc .. or collab with someone from UK .. it would be really helpful 🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @monalid2002
    @monalid2002 3 года назад

    Report to the college that they don’t use ur licence number

  • @rigTez
    @rigTez 3 года назад +1

    Can you please make a video on pay scale of PT in Canada v/s US

  • @bunnysahni7220
    @bunnysahni7220 2 года назад

    Could you please advise What is the correct way to find physio residency after clearing the PCE?

  • @ojaswiniagrawal9462
    @ojaswiniagrawal9462 3 года назад +2

    as you mentioned in your video, that you talked to your college and asked some senior physiotherapists too, which college did you go to seek opinion regarding this, your US medical college? or any college in Canada? can you pls answer this

    • @ojasviahuja
      @ojasviahuja 3 года назад

      www.collegept.org/
      The regulatory body in every province of Canada.

    • @ojaswiniagrawal9462
      @ojaswiniagrawal9462 3 года назад

      @@ojasviahuja thankyou

  • @Localtraininmumbaimetro
    @Localtraininmumbaimetro 3 года назад

    Thank you

  • @mehakmehak5005
    @mehakmehak5005 3 года назад +2

    Hello sister I m so confused pls give me best suggestion about which diploma is best OTA PTA or recreational therapy in Canada pls pls give me reply actually I did 12 with medical 78 percent and 7 bands in ielts .

    • @dhvanivadadoriya3855
      @dhvanivadadoriya3855 3 года назад

      It depends on your level of interest..if you want more exposure into Physiotherapy then go for OTA-PTA and if you’re creative enough to make easy and active life of specially abled patients then go for recreation therapy

  • @navneetbhanveer3799
    @navneetbhanveer3799 3 года назад

    Thanks for this information mam n sir

  • @monalid2002
    @monalid2002 3 года назад +2

    If they give 3 hours more that must struck your mind that something fishy

    • @monalid2002
      @monalid2002 3 года назад

      3$ more not 3 hours more sorry my bad

  • @Aevykin
    @Aevykin 3 года назад

    Wait...you get PAID to when you go on your clinicals as a PT in Canada? Wow. In US, you get 0.

  • @kaylynnbaby17
    @kaylynnbaby17 3 года назад

    Hi maam, ur videos are really very helpful,giving us real life situations and scenarios, making us prep well.
    Maam could u pls clear a doubt ...do I need to be registered with the Indian association of physiotherapy ( IAP) in order to apply or appear for PCE and further practice in canada. Does being a registered member of iap a mandatory requirement.

    • @kaylynnbaby17
      @kaylynnbaby17 3 года назад

      Thank you maam. And if I pursue MPT in canada after getting my PR , do the rules for PCE change

    • @dhvanivadadoriya3855
      @dhvanivadadoriya3855 3 года назад +1

      You don’t need to registered with IAP in order to apply for PCE

    • @dhvanivadadoriya3855
      @dhvanivadadoriya3855 3 года назад +1

      No if you want to practice as PT in canada you have to give PCE

  • @deepshikhakardam5115
    @deepshikhakardam5115 3 года назад

    Thnk you mam for sharing this kind of video but I want to ask that at the beginning of this video you have spoke about the salary which is hourly based or no.of patients you have seen or monthly pay check ...but u hv told on n average 7000$ of one month...mam I want ask that on n average what Amount does a PTA or residents Pt could get in a monthlyvise salary

    • @healthybeast1667
      @healthybeast1667 3 года назад +1

      Yeahh that's good one we really wanna know please reply us..

    • @bhautikgondaliya435
      @bhautikgondaliya435 3 года назад

      Avarage salary of PTA is around 15 to 29 $ us per your experience

  • @anandsinghyadav161
    @anandsinghyadav161 3 года назад

    As in India the physio's are treated as 2nd class medical professionals , Is there's the same scenario in Canada ??

    • @healthybeast1667
      @healthybeast1667 3 года назад +2

      U are right brother am a physiotherapist and i have faced it alot actually people don't have much awareness about physiotherapy and they couldn't differentiate bw massage and physiotherapist they called us exercise wala or massage wala it really hit harder....

    • @anandsinghyadav161
      @anandsinghyadav161 3 года назад

      @@healthybeast1667 where are you working sir

    • @healthybeast1667
      @healthybeast1667 3 года назад +1

      @@anandsinghyadav161 ambala haryana state

    • @anandsinghyadav161
      @anandsinghyadav161 3 года назад

      @@healthybeast1667 I'm 3rd year student in the same state

    • @mohammedaffanahmed8832
      @mohammedaffanahmed8832 3 года назад

      @@healthybeast1667 Exactly !!

  • @solofluency9496
    @solofluency9496 3 года назад

    Hi Mam☺️

  • @dharakotak8887
    @dharakotak8887 3 года назад

    Hello poojaaa