Recorded on: 1 February 2023
Cost: Free
Access: 12 months
Presented by: Harley Matthews
Hosted by: Angela Cadogan (Physio Academy)
Starting a career in physiotherapy can be daunting. Find out what is (and isn’t) expected of new graduate physiotherapists, how to navigate the ‘learning curve’ to build proficiency over time and enjoy the journey!
Find out what is (and isn’t) expected of new graduate physiotherapists, how to navigate the ‘learning curve’ to build proficiency over time and enjoy the journey!
What will be covered?
- What are your expectations of yourself?
- What are the expectations of other physiotherapists and patients.
- Understanding your scope of practice
- Building competence and proficiency
- Navigating the learning curve and what to do in the meantime.
- Setting realistic expectations
- Asking for help – strength or weakness?
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The ‘destination’ trap and enjoying the journey.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this webinar you will:
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Describe the clinical competencies expected of a new graduate physiotherapist working under general scope of practice.
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List and discuss what is required to become ‘proficient’
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Discuss what the ‘learning journey’ involves.
Includes:
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Handouts
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CPD certificate provided
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Access to the recording for 12 months
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Instructor
Instructor Harley Matthews
Harley began working at Cairnhill Physiotherapy in 2007 after graduating from AUT. Since then, Harley’s passion for musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy has led him to complete post graduate studies in Western Acupuncture and Sports & Exercise Medicine.
Harley has worked with numerous teams from various sports ranging from school and club level, up to Auckland and National representative teams. For the last 4 years, Harley has been the physiotherapist to the Blues A team during their season and also provides cover for the Blues medical team. He has covered shows with Nitro Circus, USA vs Canada Ice Hockey and has worked with Guns N Roses during their Auckland concert. Harley has a special interest in treating patients recovering from shoulder and knee surgery, as well as those with lower limb and sporting injuries.