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Peer Reviewers:
Why Become a Reviewer?

Make a difference

By volunteering as a peer reviewer you serve the physiotherapy profession by contributing your professional experience, judgement and time. You have a direct impact on the quality of entry-to-practice physiotherapy education.

“This process is essential to the future of all professions and it is important that we all participate in it. Accreditation supports the process of the program particularly in programs experiencing challenges as it is the only time that there can be an external influence to support needed change. All of us, academics or not, have a responsibility to participate if we truly believe in quality education.”
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Grow professionally and personally

While the accreditation process is intense, the benefits to you personally and professionally, as well as the benefit to your education program or workplace when you share your accreditation knowledge and experience cannot be understated! Volunteering as a reviewer makes you an essential contributor to the accreditation process.

“It is a great opportunity to learn another aspect of the profession, as well as to meet and work with some amazing colleagues that you would otherwise not likely encounter.“
Peer Reviewer

Expand your network

Our reviewers have diverse backgrounds and experiences. A key benefit of serving as a physiotherapy education program reviewer is the opportunity to strengthen and build your professional network beyond the boundaries of workplace, profession, and geography.

Testimonials

Hear what your peers have said about their own experiences.

I believe it is a great way to better understand the entire education process by which our members are taught and to appreciate the accreditation process and all it involves.

I believe it is a great way to better understand the entire education process

It is challenging yet very rewarding work. It is a team effort.

It is challenging yet very rewarding work. It is a team effort.

This is a very rewarding experience. It is time consuming, tiring, and hard work. However the knowledge gained and the experience obtained is worth it. You also get to meet some wonderful fellow PRT members, as well as students, faculty and staff from the program being accredited.

This is a very rewarding experience. It is time consuming, tiring, and hard work.

Participating in the accreditation process is an interesting experience that provides insight into an important aspect of the physiotherapy profession in Canada. I also appreciate the opportunity to work in a small team with dynamic and interesting people with whom I might not otherwise connect.

Participating in the accreditation process is an interesting experience that provides insight

It’s such a great opportunity to learn so much about how other programs function. Great learning experience for any faculty member or regulator or clinician.

It’s such a great opportunity to learn so much about how other programs function
Physiotherapy Education Accreditation Canada
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