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SASKATOON campus

fellowship in
msk physiotherapy

Class of 2024
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TREVOR DONALD
 

BScPT, DIP. MANIP.P.T., FCAMPT, CAFCI, CSCS, CGTTP
Campus Instructor, Physiotherapy Guild

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Trevor is a University of Saskatchewan graduate with more than 20 years of clinical experience.  His well-rounded resumé includes acupuncture certification,  the highest level of FCAMPT manipulative therapy certification and he has qualified as a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. 

 

Trevor has been deeply involved in the physiotherapy community in Saskatchewan for his entire career.  He has a long history of providing clinical education and mentorship including as a clinical teaching assistant at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine and School of Physical Therapy. 

 

Trevor teaches all 16 in-person sessions in Saskatoon.  One would be hard pressed to find a more qualified physiotherapy mentor. 

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benefits of the program

A single key goal lies behind the entire curriculum of the Fellowship program:  to turn your thinking upside down, until you can make expert clinical decisions with each and every patient. Graduates are able to reorganize their thoughts into clear patterns that lead to wise diagnoses and flawless treatment planning.  This program provides a heavy dose of technical skill acquisition, with equal amounts of decision making and wisdom building. 

 

At the successful completion of all modules of the program, a certificate will be issued, which can be listed on your curriculum vita as “Fellowship in musculoskeletal physiotherapy”.

entry requirements

Licensed

Licensed with the relevant provincial Physiotherapy College (Provisional licensure acceptable)

Employed

Working full time (30+ hours per week) in an outpatient orthopaedic environment.

Available

Able to attend in-person sessions in Saskatoon once every 2 weeks.

Dedicated

Committed to taking a deep dive into successful MSK practice.

SCHEDULE

32 hours of in-person instruction in Saskatoon and 3 interactive live webinars. The timing of in-person sessions will be set to allow you to still work a partial morning or a partial afternoon / evening shift at your clinic.

The program runs in separate modules from

March to December 2024.

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Webinars:
The 12 Frameworks of Mastery

A series of 3 one-hour live webinars to review the key frameworks that will be used during each module of the program.  

The webinars will be scheduled at a convenient time, prior to participants beginning the program.

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Module 1: Cervical spine & shoulders

4 in-person sessions, March - April

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Module 3:
Hips, knees and trigger points

4 in-person sessions,

September - October

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Module 2: Thorax & lumbopelvis.

4 in-person sessions, May - June

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Module 4:
Acute spines, neuropathic pain, complex cases

4 in-person sessions, November-December

TUITION

Tuition fees are $625.00 per module.

Payment is due at the beginning of each of the 4 modules.

The program repeats each year, so that participants can begin with any module, and complete them in any order they choose.  Participants can choose to complete one, or all of the modules at their discretion.  Awarding of the Fellowship certificate occurs after successful completion of all 4 modules.

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Example 1:

Begin the program in March, and complete the modules in order from 1-4.

Completion date:  December 2024.

Cost:  $2500

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Example 2:

Begin the program in May, and complete modules 2, 3, 4

then 1.  

Completion date: April 2025

Cost: $2500

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Example 3:

Choose a single module only, to enhance your skills in one area.  

Cost:  $625.00

HOW TO APPLY

If you have questions about the program, please inquire at admin@physiotherapyguild.ca

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To register, scroll up to "View Course" and follow the registration prompts.

Enrolment is limited to a maximum of 6 candidates per module. Applications will be deferred to the next available module once enrolment is met.

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Registration can occur at any time during the year, prior to the beginning of a module.

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