Thank you PT community, because of you Dal PT students have clinical education placements for their summer term. 👏 For future looking preceptors, here is the link to the fall term, placement offer form. https://t.co/RLpzexfJjM
The annual Nova Scotia Physiotherapy Forum happens Sat, April 12, 2025 at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel. Join us for an exciting event filled with knowledge sharing, PD, awards, exhibitors, networking opportunities, and more. Register here: https://t.co/rGwh2FwfjZ
Plan to attend, PT Matters Research Presentation entitled Beyond the Binary: 2SLGBTQIA+ Care in Physiotherapy, with lecturer Amy Prescott. Happening Tues. April 1, room 4117, Dentistry Bld. Also online, register here: https://t.co/s2vnn6hzdf
The clinical community is critical to enabling student learning and progress through the MScPT entry to practice program. Our program requires 35 more student placement offers for June 16 - July 25. You can impact the future of PT by offering a placement: https://t.co/zuUbxSZ3m5
Coming up next week! Events to help you:
➡️ Prepare for the 3 Minute Thesis competition
➡️ Update your CV
➡️ And more!
See all of our upcoming events: https://t.co/gkNRRutUnG
Applications are OPEN for the 2025 QEII Foundation Diversity in Health Care Bursaries! 🎓 If you’re a student from an underserved or underrepresented community studying in health care, we invite you to apply by March 3, 2025.
Apply now: https://t.co/KA9C6h6Kb4
Plan to attend: Decolonizing Disability: Indigenous Perspectives on Children with Disabilities and Colonial Construction of Disability. Representations of Disability–Nicole Ineese-Nash
https://t.co/RWEuSdLkDs Feb 25, 7pm, Alumni Hall @ukings
@Dal_OT Join us for the "Ergo on the Go" virtual sessions Thursday, February 6, 2025, from 10:30 to 11:00 AM or from 1:00 to 1:30 PM. These sessions are free for all Dalhousie faculty and staff. Click to sign up!https://t.co/N0sBtItVc1 @DalHealth
Social determinants of health factors such as income, employment and food security are determinants of our health currently over-looked in our healthcare system. Social prescribing is a way to incorporate consideration of SDH into healthcare practice. https://t.co/ZYrILputrn
It's no secret that the NS population is aging. Find out what Dal researchers, including PT School Drs. Theou and Boe, are doing to address the health concerns associated with frailty. https://t.co/U6Vbzp9C84 @DalHealth
For those looking to apply to our MSc Rehabilitation Research (Physiotherapy) Program you must apply by January 15, 2025 in order to be eligible for harmonized scholarships. More about our MScRR-PT program can be found here: https://t.co/gKIvm6piBv
Meet Juliet! Co-founder of Bright Club Halifax (with the amazing @jesstategibson) & a PhD student @DalhousieU studying how we learn to move. Catch her performing her first comedy set tomorrow at our show - you won't want to miss it!
PT Matters Research presentation, Transforming Healthcare for Indigenous Persons with guest lecturers Stephanie Francis and Jacquie Potvin-Boucher is now available in video. Watch it here: https://t.co/XDF7OP5hqx
Join us for a PT Matters Research Presentation about Transforming Healthcare for Indigenous Persons, with guest speakers Stephanie Francis & Jacquie Potvin-Boucher. Happening Wed, Oct 30th at 12-1pm
Room 1020, Kenneth Rowe Building, or online. Registration https://t.co/whryx6h0nK