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Old 08-03-2001, 02:07 PM
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Working on the slopes

Does anybody out there know of any oppotunities for a basic grade physiotherapist to work on a ski-resort for a season? Any comments, contacts or ideas regarding entering this kind of work environment would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ed.
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re: Working on the slopes

There's a few aussie physios working in a clinic in Whistler. You could try and search them out? St. Anton is another place where I have had a few fellow aussies work by night board by day. good luck
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re: Working on the slopes

I assume you mean you want to work as a physio. If you like giving massages you could probably earn a buck that way aswel. You probably have to wait a season as winter has just finished.
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