Upcoming Webinars

Dec
19
6 Things You Need to Know to Pass the Written Exam
Learn strategies to help you succeed on the Written PCE.
During this session, we'll cover six key things you need to know to pass the Written PCE, which includes what topics study, how to test your knowledge, and other key tips and tricks.
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Jan
2
Navigating Safety Issues on the PCE
During this session, we will discuss important safety considerations for both for the written and clinical exams!
To help you prep for this session we encourage you to review subjective history taking, treatment plans and goals for post-surgical patients and safe mobilization principles.
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Jan
7
How to Prep for the OCE
Learn strategies to help you prepare for the Ontario Clinical Exam.
During this session, we'll cover when and how to study for the OCE.
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Jan
15
Must Know Anatomy (UPPER EXTREMITY)
Learn the essential areas of anatomy for the Written PCE.
This is the first of two webinars that will go over the essential areas of anatomy that every student should know to succeed during the PCE. It will also cover anatomy topics that often cause students trouble.
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Jan
28
Must Know Anatomy (LOWER EXTREMITY)
Learn the essential areas of anatomy for the Written PCE.
This is the second session of a two-part webinar, where we will go over must know anatomy for passing the PCE. I will also review tips and memorization hacks to help you master this difficult subject. If you missed Must Know Anatomy: Part 1, don't worry, this session will be helpful regardless of if you attended the first session!
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Feb
3
Special Topic: Advanced Exercise + International Classification of Function
This webinar is for students preparing for the Written PCE or Clinical exam.
Do you know how to apply your clinical knowledge of exercise to the physiotherapy competency exam? In our upcoming webinar, Special Topic: Advanced Exercise + International Classification of Function, we will show you how to ace all exercise sections on your upcoming exam.
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