The mission statement of the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association is the advancement of orthopaedic physiotherapy through the promotion of excellence in education, practice and research.
  - taken from the OD's 5 year plan 1990-95

The dates for the Advanced Exam are:
West – October 25-26, 2008
East – November 15-16, 2008
Location of each exam is dependent on enrollment.
The application for the Advanced Exam will be made available online June 15, 2008 – July 31, 2008.
Deadline for application is July 31, 2008. Candidates must provide proof of completion of Level 4 and Level 5 courses and a cheque for the full amount of the exam ($850, no post-dated cheques accepted).
The deadline for submitting mentorship hours (60 hours) is August 31, 2008.
If you have any questions, please .

Join us for the 19th Orthopaedic Symposium hosted by the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Hyatt Regency Hotel, Montréal, Québec September 26th to 28th 2008. See the 19th Orthopaedic Symposium website for more information.

IFOMT 2012 - Quebec City, Canada

The instructor application process for the 2008-09 teaching year is now open. You must apply to be an instructor for the syllabus courses in the Orthopaedic Division EACH YEAR. Please complete all components of the form, including the examination information, and return to Euson Yeung by mail on or before March 31, 2008 along with your application fee (where applicable). Late applications will not be accepted. Thank you for your cooperation.
Download the 2008-2009 Instructor Application

As of January 1, 2006 candidates of the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy will be required to complete supervised clinical hours in partial fulfillment of the syllabus. The candidates must be supervised by therapists who already have their Intermediate or Advanced certification. To facilitate contact between candidates and supervising therapists a "Supervising Therapist Contact Page" will be established on the Orthopaedic Division web site. Physiotherapists with the above credentials who are willing to act as supervising therapists are asked to download this form, complete and send to Jackie Sadie. If you have any questions please .

School of Physical Therapy

University of Western Ontario

Do you want to:

• Earn a Masters degree in Manual and Manipulative Therapy
• Qualify to be a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Therapists
• Complete a program in one year with primarily distance learning

For more information, please download this document.

Please use the following address when submitting your applications:

East Toronto Orthopaedic and Sports Injury Clinic
1577 Danforth Avenue, Unit 4
Toronto, ON M4C 1H7

<NEW> Please review the new MENTORSHIP GUIDELINES as well as obtain access to the mentorship database.

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ALL INTERMEDIATE (PART A) AND ADVANCED (PART B) CERTIFIED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
As of January 1, 2006 candidates of the Advanced Diploma of Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy will be required to complete supervised clinical hours in partial fulfillment of the syllabus. The candidates must be supervised by therapists who already have their Intermediate or Advanced certification. To facilitate contact between candidates and supervising therapists a "Supervising Therapist Contact Page" will be established on the Orthopaedic Division web site. Physiotherapists with the above credentials who are willing to act as supervising therapists are being asked to email either Maureen Mooney (address to be posted soon) or .

A new section has been added in the Members Only section where articles from the Orthopaedic Division Review (ODR) will be made available for download. Onced logged in division members can download the articles in Adobe PDF format and leave their comments. See the Members Only section.

A new section has been added in the Members Only section where articles from the Orthopaedic Division Review (ODR) will be made available for download. Onced logged in division members can download the articles in Adobe PDF format and leave their comments. See the Members Only section.

You will find the most up to date listings for orthopaedic courses in the 'Courses' area of the 'Education Committee' section. Both syllabus and non-syllabus courses are listed. An online form is provided if you would like to have your course listed as well.

Visit the 'Studies' area of the Members Forum to find a partner to study with, or even pose a question that has be nagging at you.

Check out the 'Members Forum' in the 'Members' section to post a question, join a discussion or start your own discussion topic. Note: the above link takes to to an similar forum as to the one I would like to add to the site.

There are many documents available for download in the 'Documents' part of the 'Members' section. Please have a look. There are many different documents availble from application forms to outcome measures forms. Email us if you have any suggestions or additions to this section.