Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.0.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://manitobaphysio.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [CAPR is recruiting additional examiners for the Oral Section of the CPTE](https://manitobaphysio.com/capr-is-recruiting-additional-examiners-for-the-oral-section-of-the-cpte/) - Please visit https://alliancept.org/call-for-examiners-for-the-canadian-physiotherapy-examination/ for more information. - [Practice-Based Competency Assessment Announcement](https://manitobaphysio.com/practice-based-competency-assessment-announcement/) - Details regarding this announcement are available in the Professional Development Portal. Please log in to review them. - [Important Update: Separate Acupuncture and Dry Needling Rosters in Manitoba](https://manitobaphysio.com/important-update-separate-acupuncture-and-dry-needling-rosters-in-manitoba/) - Exciting news for Manitoba registrants — Please be advised that there will now be two distinct rosters in Manitoba: one for Acupuncture and one for Dry Needling. On May 7, 2026, the Council passed a motion that separates the requirements and rosters for Acupuncture and Dry Needling in Manitoba. This decision followed extensive communication with - [Save the date - Annual General Meeting 2026](https://manitobaphysio.com/save-the-date-annual-general-meeting-2026/) - [The Path Forward](https://manitobaphysio.com/the-path-forward/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba would like to thank Nadya Crossman-Serb for the captivating work she accomplished in collaboration with Synonym Art Consultation on her mural, The Path Forward. The piece guides all visitors through the reception area and into the public space of our new shared office, the Centre for Professional Regulatory Collaboration, symbolizing - [We've Moved!](https://manitobaphysio.com/weve-moved/) - Please be advised that our office has moved! We are now located at: Centre for Professional Regulatory CollaborationCollege of Physiotherapists of Manitoba 210 Commerce DriveWinnipeg, MB R3P 2W1All other contact information will remain the same. The CPM shares this space with other regulatory bodies, including the College of Midwives of Manitoba, the College of the Registered - [New CIHI Data Collection to begin in September 2025](https://manitobaphysio.com/new-cihi-data-collection-to-begin-in-september-2025/) - CPM will start collecting additional data for all new registration applications starting in September 2025, and for all registrants during registration renewal in January 2026. This data supports the newly updated data collection for the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) with recommendations from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and is in line with - [CAPR is Recruiting Examiners for CPTE Exam Pilot on September 26 and 27, 2025](https://manitobaphysio.com/capr-is-recruiting-examiners-for-cpte-exam-pilot-on-september-26-and-27-2025/) - Dear Manitoba Registrant, The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) is seeking experienced and committed physiotherapists to join the team of Examiners for the Oral Section of the new Canadian Physiotherapy Examination (CPTE). Please click on the links below to learn more and apply: - [Important Updates and Resources for Physiotherapists](https://manitobaphysio.com/important-updates-and-resources-for-physiotherapists/) - Hello Manitoba Registrants, We want to bring to your attention the latest information from the College, effective June 5, 2025. Registration Page Updates The College updated the Registration section of the website to provide updated information on the transition to the new national examination in 2026. Internationally educated physiotherapists and new Canadian graduates will now - [June 2024 Updates](https://manitobaphysio.com/june-2024-updates/) - We wanted to make you aware of updated information available through the College website. Insurance Lunch and Learn: Maggie Green from BMS presented a Lunch and Learn for the College on June 5, 2024. This presentation has been recorded and is available in the Professional Development and Committee Portal. This presentation can be found under the - [Statement – New Entry to Practice Model  ](https://manitobaphysio.com/statement-new-entry-to-practice-model/) - The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) is a not-for-profit organization that provides standardized entry-to-practice assessment on behalf of the Canadian provincial and territorial physiotherapy regulators1. CAPR has embarked on Evaluation Services Re-envisioned (ESR), a two-year project focused on improving and modernizing the entry-to-practice model for individuals seeking licensure as a physiotherapist in Canada. Components - [PCE Update January 13, 2022](https://manitobaphysio.com/pce-update-january-13-2022/) - The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) announced on January 12, 2022 the discontinuation of the Clinical Component of the Physiotherapy Competency Exam. To view the full announcement, please click here. CAPR will no longer be administering the Clinical Component either virtually or in person in its current form. However, CAPR will be recruiting members - [Amendments to the Physiotherapists Regulation](https://manitobaphysio.com/amendments-to-the-physiotherapists-regulation/) - The Council of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) approached Manitoba Health back in the spring of 2021 to see if a Regulation amendment could be made due to the issues surrounding the Clinical Component of the Physiotherapy Competency Exam. At that time, Manitoba Health denied our request and CPM continued to wait for - [Manitoba Possible Parking Permit Program](https://manitobaphysio.com/manitoba-possible-parking-permit-program-shifting-to-a-digital-application-and-renewal-process-on-june-15-2021/) - The Parking Permit Program, administered on behalf of the province by Manitoba Possible, formerly the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities, is shifting to a digital application and renewal process on June 30, 2021. Accessible by the Parking Permit Program webpage, healthcare practitioners will be directed to a fillable online application hosted on DocuSign. The application process will connect applicants, - [23rd Annual General Meeting](https://manitobaphysio.com/23rd-annual-general-meeting/) - The Council of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) is pleased to announce the 23rd Annual General Meeting of the College. The meeting will be conducted online using a virtual platform. The meeting will take place: When: Wednesday, April 17, 2024 Where: Participation by Webinar Time: 6:00 pm – 7:15 PM The webinar will open at - [Council Update – Mask Use](https://manitobaphysio.com/council-update-mask-use/) - At the April 3, 2024 meeting of Council, the use of masks and Shared Health’s clinically informed approach to management of respiratory illnesses in Manitoba was reviewed. Individual physiotherapists may now exercise discretion in deciding on mask use, prioritizing the health and safety of patients, fellow staff, and their work surroundings. If a physiotherapist works - [2023 Annual Report](https://manitobaphysio.com/2023-annual-report/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba is pleased to present you with the 2023 Annual Report. CPM Annual Reports can be viewed under About Us, Annual Reports or by clicking here. - [Updated Respiratory Virus Guidance](https://manitobaphysio.com/cpm-covid-19-bulletin-34/) - Council passed a motion at their October 25, 2023 meeting for all licensed physiotherapists in Manitoba to continue to follow the Shared Health guidelines outlined in the Upper Respiratory Virus Guidance released October 16, 2023 to all health care workers. This document stated, “Effective October 18, 2023, health-care workers will be required to wear a - [22nd Annual General Meeting](https://manitobaphysio.com/22nd-annual-general-meeting/) - The Council of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) is pleased to announce the 22nd Annual General Meeting of the College. The meeting will be conducted online using a virtual platform. The meeting will take place: When: Thursday, April 27, 2023 Where: Participation by Webinar Time: 6:00 pm – 7:45 PM The webinar will open at - [2022 Annual Report](https://manitobaphysio.com/2022-annual-report/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba is pleased to present you with the 2022 Annual Report. CPM Annual Reports can be viewed under About Us, Annual Reports or by clicking here. - [Personal Health Information Amendment Act](https://manitobaphysio.com/personal-health-information-amendment-act/) - The Personal Health Information Amendment Act, which received Royal Assent on May 20, 2021 came into force on January 1, 2022, and contains a number of changes of interest to physiotherapists. The Act can be accessed at https://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/2021/c04721e.php The Act will amend The Personal Health Information Act (PHIA) to: Strengthen the authority of the Ombudsman under the Act, including the authority ## Pages - [Home](https://manitobaphysio.com/) - CPM is a self-supported professional body that regulates the practice of physiotherapy in Manitoba. Our mission is to ensure that the public receives safe, competent physiotherapy care from qualified physiotherapists. Every physiotherapist who practises physiotherapy in Manitoba must be a registered member of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM). - [Active Practice - Transfer from Inactive](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/active-practice-transfer-from-inactive/) - To register for Active Practice from the In-Active Practice Register with CPM, you must complete these tasks: Task 1: Contact CPM Contact the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) for current registration requirements. Registration inquiries: registration@manitobaphysio.com or 204-287-5202. Task 2: Application Form Complete the Registration Form (PDF) to apply for registration as an Active Registrant. Task - [Policies, Directives & Guidelines](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/practice-directions-policies/) - To access the information on the Legislation, Regulations or By-Laws, visit the About Us section. Registration and Licensing Directions Registration and Licensing Directions are one component of a continuum of documents including the legislation, codes of ethics, essential competencies, and entry-to-practice milestones which outline the requirements related to registration with the College of Physiotherapists of - [Information about Reserved Acts](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/transitioning-under-the-regulated-health-professions-act-rhpa/information-about-reserved-acts/) - The College will keep rosters listing the physiotherapists who are permitted to perform each Reserved Act. Before a physiotherapist is able to perform a reserved act in practice, the physiotherapist must apply for and be listed on the associated roster. Rostering for a Reserved Act is a process where physiotherapists apply to have their name added - [Continuing Competence](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/continuing-competence/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba’s Continuing Competency Program (CCP) values lifelong learning to promote and ensure competency in physiotherapists. For registrants moving through the Practice Audit process in the Fall of 2026, the related educational materials and documents are available through the Professional Development and Committee Portal. The Continuing Competency Program is currently under development. - [Supervised Practice](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/supervised-practice/) - What is Clinical Supervision Clinical supervision is a formal mentorship process designed to enhance a candidate’s clinical knowledge, competency, and professional accountability. Under the guidance of an experienced physiotherapist, candidates develop the ability to deliver safe, ethical, and effective patient care in complex clinical settings. Who requires Clinical Supervision The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba - [Rostered Reserved Acts](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/transitioning-under-the-regulated-health-professions-act-rhpa/rostered-reserved-acts/) - Pelvic Health (Internal Pelvic Interventions)Dry Needling/Acupuncture Spinal ManipulationReal Time Ultrasound Imaging (Coming Soon)CCP Requirements for Reserved Acts (Coming Soon) The Pelvic Health Internals and Pelvic Health Arrtificial Openings notations came into effect on October 1, 2025. The Pelvic Health Communication, Pelvic Health Mentorship Agreement and Notation Application links are housed in the Professional Development and Committee - [About Us](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/) - About Us Council Committees Staff Our Mission, Vision and Values VisionA future where Manitobans receive quality care delivered by qualified, regulated practitioners MandateThe College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba is mandated by The Physiotherapists Act to serve and protect the public interest. We assure public safety and confidence by fostering excellence, accountability, and ethical care through - [Practice Based Competency Assessment (PBCA) Program](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/practice-based-competency-assessment-pbca-program/) - Changes to Registration Examination Requirement in 2026 Practice Based Competency Assessment (PBCA) Program Summary The Practice Based Competency Assessment Manitoba’s chosen clinical evaluation for assessing entry-to-practice competence in physiotherapy. It evaluates multiple domains through: Chart audits Scored interviews with the candidate and supervisor(s) Review of Canadian Physiotherapy Assessment of Clinical Performance (ACP) forms A jurisprudence - [Contact Us](https://manitobaphysio.com/contact-us/) - Contact Us Location: Centre for Professional Regulatory CollaborationCollege of Physiotherapists of Manitoba 210 Commerce DriveWinnipeg, MB R3P 2W1 Please note:If you would like to meet with a staff member at the College, please book an appointment. Hours: 8:30 – 4:30Monday to Friday Contact: Phone: (204) 287-8502Fax: (204) 474-2506 For general inquiries:info@manitobaphysio.com For registration inquiries:registration@manitobaphysio.com Please note: - [Registration Process](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/registration-process-2/) - Important Registration Eligibility Requirements for Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Important Registration Eligibility Requirements for Internationally Educated Physiotherapists Active (full, independent) registration and Examination Candidate (provisional) registration both require the submission of several key documents. The submission of these documents cannot be waived. As such, please note: To qualify for registration, applicants must be able to obtain - [Registration Categories](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/registration-categories/) - Physiotherapy Student All physiotherapy students who are undertaking supervised fieldwork placements in Manitoba must be registered with CPM on the Student Register. This includes University of Manitoba students, students from other Canadian University programs in physiotherapy, and International physiotherapy students. Please note that all student placements are arranged through the Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education, - [Changes to Registration Examination Requirement in 2026](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/changes-to-registration-examination-requirement-in-2026/) - In January 2026, CAPR launched a single licensure examination. The Council of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) made a motion to adopt CAPR’s single licensure examination as an approved entry-to-practice examination in Manitoba. Relevant Legislation The requirements for applicants to be registered on the Active Register are set out in Regulations. The current - [Registration](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/) - #Changes to Registration Examination Requirement in 2026 Effective January 1, 2026 Registration Categories For Internationally Educated Professionals Process For New Canadian Graduates Active Practice Registration Process Appeals Renewal College Selected Activity Registration Forms, Documents, etc Temporary Registration Fee Schedule - [Truth and Reconciliation](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/truth-and-reconciliation/) - TRW 2024 Lunch & Learns: How Do We Address The Barriers To Reconciliation? Dr. Eva Jewell and Residential School Survivor Levinia Brown will shed light on the biggest barriers to Reconciliation, the lack of progress made on the TRC’s Calls to Action, and what Canadians need to do to keep moving forward and enact change. - [Accessibility Policies](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/accessibility-policies/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) recognizes the dignity and value of every person and strives to meet the needs of people with disabilities when providing service. CPM is committed to complying with the Accessibility Standards for Customer Service, Accessible Employment and Accessible Information and Communication under The Accessibility for Manitobans Act. These policies apply - [Legislation](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/legislation/) - The Act Physiotherapists in Manitoba are governed by their own separate legislation entitled The Physiotherapists Act, which is divided into eight parts. In other provinces, physiotherapists may be regulated by umbrella health legislation whereby a number of health professions are regulated under one act. The Physiotherapists Act defines the practice of physiotherapy by setting the general boundaries of - [Council](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/council/) - Kristyn Ball Chair of Council Adrian Salonga Vice Chair of Council Member Kinsley Skulmoski Treasurer Member Karen Grant Public Representative (Government Appointed) Kim Stephens Public Representative (CPM Appointed) Joan Todd Public Representative (CPM Appointed) Khushpal Brar Member Melanie Sheldon Member Joe Robertson Member Duties Council carries on the business of CPM with the primary responsibility - [Resources](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/resources/) - Truth and Reconciliation Resources Please visit the Truth and Reconciliation page to view the associated resources. Other Canadian Physiotherapy Regulators College of Physiotherapists of Alberta Suite 300, 10357 109 StreetEdmonton, AB T5J 1N3Phone: (780) 438-0338Fax: (780) 436-1908info@cpta.ab.ca College of Health and Care Professionals of BCSuite 900 – 200 Granville StreetVancouver, BC V6C 1S4Phone: 604-742-6715Fax: 1-604-608-9863info@chcpbc.org - [Ethics](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/ethics/) - Code of Ethics This Code of Ethics (the “Code”) sets out the ethical principles governing the conduct of members of the physiotherapy profession in Manitoba. It is a moral anchor that assures clients, the public, and other health care providers that members of the profession strive for the highest standards of ethical conduct. The Code - [Information for the Public](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-the-public/faq/) - Resources A Guide for Patient's Regarding Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct Thinking of Virtual Physiotherapy? What to Expect & Ask - Information for the Public FAQs Are you seeing a physiotherapist for the first time or you have general questions about physiotherapy care? Our FAQ section will provide information on physiotherapy care, physiotherapists including training - [Disciplinary Decisions](https://manitobaphysio.com/complaints/disciplinarydecisions/) - Disciplinary decisions are a result of a formal discipline hearing held by the Inquiry Committee of The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba. The College publishes these disciplinary decisions in accordance with The Physiotherapists Act. The purpose of publishing this information is: To comply with The Physiotherapists Act. To be accountable, transparent, and to inform the - [FAQ](https://manitobaphysio.com/complaints/faq/) - Who can make a complaint? Anyone can file a complaint with the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba about the actions or behavior of a current or former physiotherapist. If the complaint is about a former physiotherapist, it must be about something that happened before their registration was canceled or expired. The College can investigate these - [Find a Clinic](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-the-public/find-a-clinic/) - [Committees](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/committees/) - Government-mandated Committees The following committees are mandated by the government to ensure the quality of physiotherapy for all Manitobans. Board of Assessors Considers applications for registration to determine if applicants are eligible to be physiotherapists Determines the eligibility of international students applying for clinical placements in Manitoba Develops guidelines on practice hours Complaints Committee Reviews - [For Employers](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-employers/) - The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba works in partnership with employers to protect and serve the public through physiotherapy regulation. For more information on the recent trends in registered physiotherapists in Manitoba and collaborative work the College has been engaged in please see our Annual Reports Page - [Process for New Canadian Graduates](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/process-chart-for-new-canadian-graduates/) - If you have received your physiotherapy education outside of Canada, please visit the Internationally Educated Professionals portion of this website for information on how to become registered and licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM). Definitions Recent GraduateAn individual who has successfully passed all academic and clinical course requirements to be eligible to take the exam - [Process for New Canadian Graduates](https://manitobaphysio.com/https-manitobaphysio-com-registration-process-chart-for-new-canadian-graduates/) - Current process for New Canadian Graduates Changes to Registration Requirement in 2026 In January 2026, the CAPR launched a new single-step licensure exam called the Canadian Physiotherapy Examination (CPTE). This exam will combine the written and clinical components into one exam. The move to this single-step exam will change the process to become a physiotherapist in Manitoba - [Registration Process with CPM](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration-process-with-cpm-updated/) - Changes to Registration Requirement in 2026 In January 2026, CAPR launched a new single-step licensure exam called the Canadian Physiotherapy Examination (CPTE). This exam combines the written and clinical components into one exam. The move to this single-step exam has changed the process to become a physiotherapist in Manitoba Registration as an Examination Candidate as of - [General Resources](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/for-internationally-educated-professionals/general-resources/) - To legally practice physiotherapy in Manitoba, you must be registered with CPM. To become registered with CPM, you must complete the Registration Process outlined on this website. The System Physiotherapy is a regulated profession in Canada. Each province and territory has its own regulator and registration requirements. In Manitoba, the regulator is the College of - [Registration Forms, Documents, etc.](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/registration-forms-documents-etc/) - Returning from Leave? Please visit the following page: Active Practice - Transfer from In-active for a list of required documents. - [Podcasts](https://manitobaphysio.com/news-updates/podcasts/) - [Annual Reports](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/annual-reports/) - 2025 Annual Report A Responsible Move for Long-Term Stability We listened, we heard, and we acted. The rising cost of our previous office space was no longer sustainable. Council agreed it was time to make a responsible change. Moving to the shared regulatory space in the Centre for Professional Regulatory Collaboration at 210 Commerce Drive - [Temporary Registration](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/temporary-registration/) - Registration on the Temporary Register is available to physiotherapists currently registered in another jurisdiction requiring temporary registration in Manitoba for the following purposes: Visiting Instructor To conduct a training course or clinical presentation related to the practice of physiotherapy. This includes but is not limited to demonstration involving direct contact with participants or the public - [Active Practice](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/registered-in-canada/) - To register for Active Practice with CPM, you must complete these tasks Registration Tasks TASK 1. CONTACT CPMContact the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) for current registration requirements. Registration inquiries: registration@manitobaphysio.com or 204-287-5202. At this time, CPM will: Direct you to where you can obtain the registration form on the website. Inform you - [For Internationally Educated Professionals](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/for-internationally-educated-professionals/) - General Resources Find key guidelines, forms, and information for internationally educated physiotherapists registering in Manitoba. Registration Process with CPM To legally practice physiotherapy in Manitoba, you must be registered with CPM. To become registered with CPM, you must complete the registration process outlined on the website. Definitions: Internationally Educated Physiotherapist (IEP)A physiotherapist who has received - [Language Requirements](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/registration-process-iep/) - Registration Process – please contact the CPM office as eligibility for Exam Candidate Registration has changed effective January 1, 2026 Language Requirements Language Proficiency You must meet the language proficiency requirements in one of two ways: 1) education, or 2) language proficiency testing. 1) Education To become licensed or registered, you must be fluent in - [File a Complaint](https://manitobaphysio.com/complaints/file-a-complaint/) - How to File a Complaint To make a complaint about a registered physiotherapist, you may send a letter or complete the Complaint Reporting Form. State your concern clearly and provide as much detail as possible, including: Your name, address, email address & telephone number. Physiotherapists name. Date(s) of the incident, time (if known), location the - [File a Complaint](https://manitobaphysio.com/file-a-complaint/) - [Strategic Plan](https://manitobaphysio.com/about-us/strategic-plan/) - Strategic Plan Introducing Our New Strategic Plan: Shaping the Future Together The Council and the team at the College are excited to unveil the College’s new Strategic Plan—a proactive framework to guide CPM’s decisions and actions in alignment with its public protection mandate over the next three years. Rooted in our mandate and inspired by - [Registration](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration-2/) - Changes to Registration Examination Requirement in 2026 Registration Categories New Canadian Graduate Active Practice - New Registrants Internationally Educated Appeals Online Renewal College Selected Activity Registration Forms, Documents, etc Temporary Registration Fee Schedule - [Newsletters](https://manitobaphysio.com/news-updates/newsletters/) - [Fair Registration Practices Office](https://manitobaphysio.com/fair-registration-practices-office/) - Fair Registration Practices Office The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba strives to meet the requirements of the Fair Registration Practices in Regulated Professions Act by working in collaboration with the Fair Registration Practices Office (FRPO). The FRPO works with self-regulated professions in Manitoba under the Act to help ensure applicants for registration are treated and - [Two-Exam Pathway](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/changes-to-registration-examination-requirement-in-2026/two-exam-pathway/) - For a limited time, applicants have more than one option available to them to move to the Active register in Manitoba.* The option of registering as an Examination Candidate with the plan of completing the PBCA or another clinical evaluation available to Manitoba residents (Ontario Clinical Exam (OCE) and the Alternate Examination BC (ACEBC)), requires - [Single-exam pathway:](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/changes-to-registration-examination-requirement-in-2026/single-exam-pathway/) - Wait and successfully complete the new CAPR single licensure examination with or without registration as an Examination Candidate. Apply for registration on the Active register, which allows for independent practice. Note: The process to register as an Examination Candidate while waiting to take the entry- to-practice exam is outlined in Registration and Licensing Direction Registration on - [Appeals](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/appeals-2/) - You may appeal a decision about your registration (Exam Candidate and Active Practice). The appeal process takes up to 3 months to complete. To appeal, submit a letter within 30 days of receipt of your decision letter. Your letter must include: Your name Your address The date of your decision letter The reasons for your - [Practice Guidance](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/practice-advice/) - College staff are ready to guide members to the resources they need to make informed decisions regarding professional legislation, guidelines, practice standards, and ethical considerations. If you have a Practice Guidance question, please email info@manitobaphysio.com or call the College office at 204-287-8502. Starting in 2024, each edition of the In Touch newsletter includes the new segment True - [Complaint Form Test](https://manitobaphysio.com/13936-2/) - Submit a Complaint Thank you for contacting the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba to share your concerns about or make a complaint regarding a physiotherapist. To file a complaint against a registered physiotherapist, you can submit a letter or complete the online Complaint Reporting Form below. Please ensure your concern is clearly stated and include as - [Equity Diversity and Inclusion (EDI)](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/equity-diversity-and-inclusion-edi/) - Territorial Acknowledgement The College of Physiotherapists acknowledges that Manitoba is located on the Treaty Territories and ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Anisininiw, Ininiw, Dakota, Dene, and Nehetho Nations. We also acknowledge that this land is the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We acknowledge that Winnipeg’s water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First - [Renewal](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/renewal/) - Deadline Your registration expires on January 31 of each year. You must therefore renew it annually. The College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM) advises you to renew early in the January as processing time can be 5-7 business days. Process CPM will send you information on the renewal process in mid-December. The renewal package will include: - [Complaints](https://manitobaphysio.com/complaints/) - Complaint Process File a Complaint Possible Outcomes Disciplinary Decisions FAQ - [For Physiotherapists](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/) - Harassment Policy Ethics Continuing Competence Supervised Practice Practice Based Competency Assessment (PBCA) Program Resources Practice Directions / Policies Practice Guidance Transitioning under the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) - [For the Public](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-the-public/) - Find a Clinic LEARN MORE Verify a Physiotherapist LEARN MORE Complaints LEARN MORE Unregulated Practitioners LEARN MORE Information For The Public LEARN MORE Legislation LEARN MORE - [Process for New Canadian Graduates updated](https://manitobaphysio.com/process-for-new-canadian-graduates-updated/) - If you have received your physiotherapy education outside of Canada, please visit the Internationally Educated Professionals portion of this website for information on how to become registered and licensed with the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba (CPM). Definitions New GraduateA person who has completed all academic and clinical requirements of an approved Canadian physiotherapy education program. The graduate - [Harassment Policy](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/harassment-policy/) - PURPOSE: To outline Council’s commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy workplace for staff, volunteers, and visitors. The Council demonstrates commitment through the creation of this policy that clearly indicates a zero tolerance for workplace violence, verbal and nonverbal threats and related actions. Disrespectful behavior experienced during interactions involving registrants and the public which impacts - [College Selected Activity](https://manitobaphysio.com/registration/college-selected-activity/) - While the College recognizes that physiotherapists are self-directed, motivated adult learners who do continually look to maintain and improve their competence, the importance of ensuring a profession-wide dissemination of new information and understanding of topics is in our best interests as a profession. In an effort to meet the goal of a wide dissemination of - [Verify a Physiotherapist](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-the-public/verify-a-physiotherapist/) - A directory to confirm a physiotherapist is eligible to practice in Manitoba. This easy-to-use tool is intended to help members of the public identify whether a person providing services as a physiotherapist in Manitoba is registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba and whether there are any conditions or restrictions on that physiotherapist’s practice. - [Important Information About the Practice Based Competency Assessment](https://manitobaphysio.com/important-information-about-the-practice-based-competency-assessment/) - At our February 2025 meeting, the Council of the College of Physiotherapist of Manitoba indicated an intention to adopt the new national physiotherapy exam being developed by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) pending the development of appropriate service contracts, transition plans and updates required to our regulations.Adopting this single-step examination will change the - [Understanding your Obligation under the Regulated HealthProfessions Act (RHPA)](https://manitobaphysio.com/for-physiotherapists/transitioning-under-the-regulated-health-professions-act-rhpa/understanding-your-obligation-under-the-regulated-healthprofessions-act-rhpa/) - Personal Professional Liability Insurance Registration Categories Health Profession Corporation Personal Professional Liability Insurance for Physiotherapists On November 19, 2024, Council reviewed and upheld the 2013 Council decision to require personal liability insurance from all registrants with a certificate of practice under the RHPA. 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