Internationally Educated Physical Therapists

The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (the Alliance) has compiled the "Source Country Profiles for Internationally Educated Physiotherapists" to assist Internationally Educated Physical Therapists considering entering practice in Canada.

How to obtain a License in Saskatchewan

For Internationally Educated Physical Therapists (IEPT's), here are the steps to follow to obtain a license in Saskatchewan:

• Contact the Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators.
• The Alliance will review your background and determine the equivalent to a Canadian PT education (credentialing). Any deficiencies will be addressed.
  
  
• Demonstrated proficiency in English or French (English only in Saskatchewan).
  
  
• Write the Alliance Physiotherapy Competency Examination (PCE).
  
  
• Once you receive a pass of the written exam, you may obtain a restricted license from the SCPT.
  
  
• SCPT Restricted Licensees will then need to meet the eligibility criteria to apply for the Practice Based Assessment (alternative assessment to the clinical CAPR exam).  Please click on this link for more information: Practice Based Assessment