Show Notes
I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the annual Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress in Quebec City last month in July. Episodes 09 and 10 showcase what our CPA, provincial branches, and CPA division leaders are working on. I also asked them about what they like about getting involved, why they wanted to take on these roles, what they hope to see in the profession, and ways we as physiotherapists and students can get involved. This is part 2 of the 2-part series on leaders in physiotherapy, featuring 6 divisions within the CPA. Part 1 featured the CPA and 2 provincial branches. List of interviewees:(00:01:40) Lyndal Solomons (Acupuncture and Dry Needling Division - chair)(00:11:24) Melissa Cursons (Pediatric Division - chair)(00:17:22) Meaghan Adams (Neurosciences Division - chair)(00:24:42) Arthur Woznowski-Vu (Pain Science Division - past chair)(00:30:25) Meghan Curle (Orthopaedic Division - chair)(00:39:06) Karim Meghji (Private Practice Division - chair) Link to learn more about CPA divisions: https://physiotherapy.ca/membership/divisions/
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