A Career as a Chartered Physiotherapist
Studying to be a Chartered Physiotherapist
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How do I study to be a chartered physiotherapist?
There are three main routes:
- Full Time Programmes
It takes three or four years of full-time study to become a chartered
and state registered physiotherapist. This includes a large amount
of study in your own time, and lengthy clinical placements
that may not necessarily be in your university area. The
course is extremely demanding and requires a substantial
commitment to study.
- Part Time Programmes
There are a number of part-time physiotherapy programmes in the UK.
A few of these programmes have been set up primarily for physio
assistants who would like to train as chartered physiotherapists.
- Accelerated
Programmes
There are a number of accelerated physiotherapy programmes in
the UK offering licence to practice physiotherapy. Applicants
who have already obtained a degree in a relevant discipline such
as a biological science, psychology or sports science, (first
class or upper second class honours graduates), may be eligible
to study for an accelerated Masters degree programme. Upon successful
completion, graduates will be eligible to apply for state registration and
membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
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