PPIPS was formed in 2016 and supports the role of APCP members who work in the independent and private sectors. This might include work in private practice, private hospitals, equipment companies, charities and education.
The PPIPS Committee have a 5 year plan to detail key objectives and activities
What are the aims of PPIPS?
- To support the role of APCP members who work in the independent and private sectors
This may include members working:
- as private practitioners - either as sole traders or as employees / associates within a limited company
- within private hospitals and GP clinics
- with children with disabilities in schools and colleges
- with children and young people in sports and the performing arts
- for registered charities - in paid or voluntary capacity
- as a medical-legal expert witness or as a case manager
- overseas and in the developing countries / disaster response
- physiotherapy education and research
- in industry - such as orthotic and equipment companies
The PIPPS Committee have produced this series of information leaflets for members who are interested in working in the Independent and Private Sectors.
Working as a physiotherapist in case management
Working as a physiotherapist in sport and the performing arts
Working as a physiotherapist overseas or for an NGO
Working as a physiotherapist in the charity sector
Working as a physiotherapist in products or equipment
Working as a physiotherapist in industry
Working as a physiotherapist in private hospitals
Working as a physiotherapist in education or special schools
Working as a physiotherapist in private practice or as a sole trader
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