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A new edition of the CPM In-Touch newsletter is now available! In this edition, you will find information on the following: Message from Council – Council addresses the concerns of registrants from the 2019 AGM Meet our new MPT 1 Student Representative on Council, Kyle Bergen Changes to renewal of registration for 2020 Submission from …

November 1, 2019 Film Screening: 12pm – 1pm / Forum: 1pm – 3pm Join us for this short film about Greg Price’s journey through the healthcare system, which gives a glimpse of who Greg was and focuses on the events that ended in his unexpected and tragic death. Following the film will be a question …

The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba is pleased to present you with the 2018 Annual Report. CPM Annual Reports can be viewed under About Us, Annual Reports or by clicking here.

The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba is pleased to present Transitioning Into Professional Practice  – A Guide for New Registrants. This document is a great read for recent graduates of the physiotherapy program or Internationally Educated Professionals who recently became qualified to practice physiotherapy in Canada. The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba has developed this …

The College has received a number of inquiries from registrants regarding their employment status as a Private Practitioner. The question is whether they are a contract worker or are they an employee of the clinic? We found an informative article which can help you decide your status. Once you have read this article and have …

Please visit the Supervised Practice page under FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS for information regarding Supervised Practice for Exam Candidates.

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The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) is searching for potential examiners for the November 18, 2018 clinical exam. If you are interested in this position, please follow the link below to download the application: http://www.alliancept.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018-Examiner-Application_EN_171127-fillable.pdf

On June 11, 2018, the Supreme Court of British Columbia granted a permanent injunction that prevents Evidence in Motion (Evidence in Motion LLC) (“EIM”), Accelerated Motion Physiotherapy (AMP) (Bradley Jawl, Accelerated Motion Physiotherapy, Tall Tree Integrated Health Centre Ltd.) and Key Clinical Skills (Jack Miller, Key Clinic Skills Inc.) from: providing a Doctorate of Physical …