Essential Skills in Physical Therapy Clinical Labs

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Applications to the Esssential Skills course are currently on hold pending decisions regarding credentialing pathways and assessment requirements by the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR).

For the time being please sign up to be on the notification list to be notified by email once we are able to accept registrations to bridging education Bridging Education Notification List

 


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Michelle Barnes 

Clinical Lecturer, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine

Michelle Barnes graduated from the University of Alberta in 2002 with her Physiotherapy Degree. She has also completed degrees in Education and Physical Education. Since 2002 Michelle has worked as a physical therapist in both public and private practice with experience treating musculoskeletal injuries and an outpatient neurology population including people who had experienced a stroke or traumatic brain injury at Alberta's largest rehabilitation hospital. She has also worked as a site Clinical Coordinator for student placements to provide student orientation and help to arrange clinical placements.

In 2013 Michelle returned to the U of A to run the student physiotherapy clinic. Among other faculty responsibilities, Michelle currently instructs the Certificate in Bridging to Canadian Physical Therapy Practice program as well as other faculty online courses for internationally trained physical therapists.

The labs are held in Corbett Hall at the University of Alberta North Campus located in Edmonton, AB. Labs are available in-person only.

Contact us at sdrefs@ualberta.ca.