Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

« Previous Version 3 Next »

  • Audiologist

  • Occupational Therapist

  • Physiotherapy

  • Speech-Language Pathology

Audiologist

What do I need to practice audiology in Canada?

To learn more about audiology, including its scope of practice, you are encouraged to browse resources on the Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) website.

To practice as an audiologist in Canada, you’ll need:

(Speech-Language & Audiology Canada, 2023)

How do I apply?

To apply to an audiology program, you may apply:

The application process may consist of the following components:

  • Personal information

  • Personal statement

  • Autobiographical sketch (ABS)

  • Referees/letters of reference

  • Transcript(s), including prerequisites (if applicable)

  • Standardized test results (i.e. Casper)

  • Interviews and/or assessments (program-specific)

References

Speech-Language & Audiology Canada. (2023). Speech-language pathologists and audiologists. https://www.sac-oac.ca/joining-the-profession/about-s-lps-aud-and-cha/


Occupational Therapist


Physical Therapy

What do I need to practice physical therapy in Canada?

To learn more about physical therapy, including its scope of practice, you are encouraged to browse resources on the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) website.

To practice as a physiotherapist/physical therapist in Canada you’ll need:

(Canadian Physiotherapy Association, n.d.)

If you are planning to or have completed education outside of Canada, requirements may vary. Please see the Canadian Physiotherapy Association website for more information.

How do I apply?

To apply to a physical therapy program, you may apply:

  • Through Ontario Rehabilitation Sciences Programs Application Service (ORPAS) for Ontario physical therapy/physiotherapy (PT) programs

  • Through the Physical Therapy Centralized Application Service (PTCAS) for physical therapy programs in the U.S.

  • Through individual program websites for programs not found within ORPAS or PTCAS

The application process may consist of the following components:

  • Personal information

  • Personal statement

  • Autobiographical sketch (ABS)

  • Referees/letters of reference

  • Transcript(s), including prerequisites (if applicable)

  • Standardized test results (i.e. Casper)

  • Interviews and/or assessments (program-specific)

References

Canadian Physiotherapy Association. (n.d.) Becoming a PT or PTA. https://physiotherapy.ca/advocacy/about-physiotherapy-in-canada/becoming-a-pt-or-pta/

  • No labels