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Clinical Examination

Hi all,

I'm going through the final stage of AECOP assessment, just wondering if anyone could tell me how it feels to experience that. I just got the positive results from the written exam, and would like to know about the practice. If anyone has been through this, just wondering, how is it? How are the supervisors? And the examiners?

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Re: Clinical Examination

Hi Daniela

Sorry have not got there yet, but how were the written exams? How long have you been quaified, which could help you as the closer you are to having just done the Uni exams to qualify as a Physio. I on the other hand have been qualified for 15 years and have long forgotten what is required to pass these exams. I have been in private practice for about 14 yrs. Any help?

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Re: Clinical Examination

Hi Pete,

You seem to be lots of experience, so I believe you wont have any problems with any of the exams. The written one isn`t easy, but isn`t so difficult. To be honest is more ... what can I say... annoying than anything. Is the type of exam that wont test your knowledge and yes, your patience. It does requires lots of details, but I believe just take a look and read your uni notes. That`s what I did and it was fine. The AECOP puts lots of pressure, however, just pretend is a normal uni exam, nothing else. I am still waiting for the practical one, and so far nothing has been done.

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Re: Clinical Examination

Thanks Daniela

Will have to ship my uni notes over from South Africa!!! Bit of a pickle. Oh well only able to write in Sept 08 anyway so enough time. May apply for NZ reg rather...cheaper and easier...no exams.

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Re: Clinical Examination

Am I correct in saying there were a lot of muliple choice questions in the written exam?

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Re: Clinical Examination

Yes, they are multiple choice questions, take a look at the Australian Phsyio Council Website, and if you already applied you should be able to access every information about the exam, questions, how many questions, workshops everything about the exam, including tips of how to study, like book references etc etc etc, so you might not have to ship your notes, i didnt do it from Brazil, i live in NSW and all I did is going to the physio uni, and borrow some books from the library, easy and just enough...

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Re: Clinical Examination

Thanks Daniela

I am guessing that you can only access this info from the Physio Council's website once you have applied for te test. I still have to send in my Eligibility form 1249 with all my uni info etc, so have not applied. Can only apply for Sept now anyway. I cannot find any access to the info you mention, so wonder if it is unavailable until application for tests is in.

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Re: Clinical Examination

Hey,

Yep only when you apply you get a reg number and a password that gives you access to the paperwork. I am at the moment visiting my family in South America, however I am coming back to Australia next week and I`ve got a few things details, that I could send to you is not much but is good for you to have an idea.

If you want to give me your email and remind me next week I`ll send to you

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Re: Clinical Examination

Sure Daniela, anything will help, no matter how trivial. My email is physiomitch@aol.com I will give you a reply here next week and look forward to hearing from you.

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Re: Clinical Examination

ok once i get home will be waiting for your reply

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Re: Clinical Examination

Dear Daniela,I am currently seeking eligibility assessment with the Australian Physiotherapy Council and also trying to get a temporary license with Tasmania and NSW Physiotherapy Board.I would like you to help me link up with any host facility like a Physiotherapy clinic if you have the details about some that would be willing to host a 12 months clinical supervision.
I am presently not doing anything here just waiting to hear from the Council and definitely as it is I might not be able to meet the March examination schedule so while waiting it would be better if I undergo some months of clinical supervision.
Please kindly help out,this boredom is killing me,and I am still waiting to hear from you concerning the exam preparation group you promise to introduce me to,
I am in brisbane presently,waiting to hear from you,thank you
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Re: Clinical Examination

Hi there,

I am currently living in Sydney, and went through all you going now. Regarding your clinical placement, this is meant to be done by the physio council once you've pass the written exam. In addition to that once you complete the written part they will give you a interim certificate, and this will facilitate for you to get your temporary registration anywhere in Australia. Basically is that... hope i could help

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