NEW GRAD PHYSIOTHERAPY EMPLOYMENT FAQs WITH DARRYL YARDLEY

[@bariscandere1635]

Hello, can you make a video about PCE. How hard to pass and how long does it take and stuff like that. Thank you, keep doing great job

[@TheCanadianPhysioStudent]

baris dere Hello! I'm actually in the process of making a "Road to the PCE" two part series of videos. One for the written and one for the clinical. I'm almost done editing the written component video, so stay tuned for it this week!

[@bariscandere1635]

The Canadian Physio Student thank you I appreciate that

[@naeempathan4465]

Hello. I am physical therapist from indian recently I have completed my course so now I am planning to come as student Could you please suggest me the best advance diploma course where I can excel and learn new and useful things

[@TheCanadianPhysioStudent]

Hello. Thanks for watching. Congrats on finishing your course! The courses you choose to take post-graduation should be guided by the aspects of your practice that you want to learn more about and/or improve on. This is individualized, so it's best to sit down with yourself and uncover what those things may be. After that, search up some courses that may help you with meeting those needs. Hope that helps.