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Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (HKPA) and Hong Kong Physiotherapy Concern (HKPC), in collaboration with Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU), are organising the Interview workshop 2026 on 29 March 2026.
Whether you’re looking to explore diverse physiotherapy career paths or master the pre-employment interview skills to build your career roadmap, this is a workshop not to be missed!
(*Priority will be given to HKPA and/or HKPC Members. If the number of applicants exceeds the capacity, we will draw lots to select participants for the workshop after the application deadline. )
Apart from experience sharing from practitioners across the public, private, and NGO sectors, a mock interview session will be introduced in this workshop for the first time.
If you don’t want to miss this valuable chance to learn from experienced physiotherapists and strengthen your interview skills through mock interviews, remember to register for the mock interview session!
A confirmation email will be sent to successful applicants for the interview workshop or mock interview respectively by 26 March,2026 (Wed).
If you have any inquiries, please kindly email Ms. Sara Poon at sarapkwsarapkw@gmail.com, and cc to hkpc.info@gmail.com.
We hope you will consider joining us for this insightful event! Again, our gratitude for your support!
Best regards,
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Concern
Hong Kong Metropolitan University
1:45PM-2:00PM: Registration
2: 00PM-3:00PM: Introduction on lymphedema Management
3:00PM-4:30PM: Workshop on Manual Lymph Drainage and Elastic Tapping
Demonstration on Bandaging
4:30PM-4:40PM: Bi-annual General Meeting
Dear HKPA Member,
The Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (HKPA), in collaboration with the Federation of Medical Societies of Hong Kong (FMSHK), is pleased to invite you to the upcoming Event, “Certificate Course on Advanced Physiotherapy Practice and Rehabilitation 2026 (Video Lectures)”, which is an online course designed for physiotherapists, doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals who wish to enhance their clinical knowledge and update their practice with the latest evidence-based insights in contemporary physiotherapy rehabilitation.
Topic 1 : Role of Physiotherapists in OSH
Dr Wilson LAM, Registered PT
Key challenges, emerging opportunities for workplace risk assessment and injury prevention in NGO settings.
Topic 2 : Practical OSH in Elderly Services
Mr Hei LAI, Registered PT
Manual handling risk assessments, structured protocols and staff training in residential care homes.
Topic 3 : Rehabilitation Technologies for OSH in Disability Services
Mr Richard WONG, Registered PT
Assistive/lifting devices and innovations for safer task design
Ready to elevate your clinical practice?
Join us for an intensive day of cutting-edge learning and hands-on training with international experts.
“Medical Screening and Direct Access Practice: Red Flags and Beyond”
(By William BOISSONNAULT)
Time: 08:30 – 13:30 (HK Time)
Venue: TU201, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
CPD point: 5 Points (AC1260012)
“Medical Screening and Direct Access Practice: A Hands-On Experience”
(By William BOISSONNAULT)
Time: 14:30 – 17:30 (HK Time)
Venue: GH016, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
CPD point: 3 Points (AC1260013)
“From Assessment to Action: Practical Respiratory and Functional Rehabilitation Strategies for Children with Neuromuscular Disorders”
(By Anri HUMAN)
Time: 14:30 – 18:30 (HK Time)
Venue: GH014, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
CPD point: 4 Points (AC1260014)
9:15-9:45am – Plenary Seminar 1: “Current Issues of Physiotherapists Direct Access and Primary Healthcare”
Dr. Fei-Chau Pang, Dr. David Lam & Mr. Alexander Woo
9:45-10:30am – Keynote Lecture 1: “Direct Access: Congratulations! Now the Work Begins”
Prof. William Boissonnault
1:15-2:15pm – Keynote Lecture 2: “Transforming Allied Health Education: Harnessing Innovation”
Prof. Shirley Ngai
2:15-2:45am – Plenary Seminar 2: “Competency-based Physiotherapy Education”
Prof. Marco Pang – Hong Kong
Prof. Louisa Remedios – Australia
Prof. Anri Human – South Africa
Prof. Yu-jung Cheng – Taiwan
4:05-4:45pm – Keynote Lecture 3: “Rethinking Paediatric Rehabilitation in Neuromuscular Disorders: From Impairment to Participation”
Prof. Anri Human
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (HKPA) invites physiotherapists to submit your latest research and innovations for the HKPA Annual Conference cum ICCrPT Inaugural Conference 2026 (Date: 27 June 2026, Saturday; Venue: Holiday Inn Golden Mile, Hong Kong)!
This is your premier platform to contribute to global advancements in cardiorespiratory physiotherapy and share your work with leading experts and peers.
Dr. YongHyun YOON, Director/ Orthopaedic Surgeon, Incheon Terminal Orthopedics
1. Physical Attendance: Conference + Workshop
2. Online Participation: Workshop not included
3. Physical Attendance: 7 points
4. Online Participation: 5 points
This two-day course is structured to include the following
Dr. Nicola Heneghan
PhD, FMACP, MSc, PG Cert HEd, Grad Dip PhysHonorary Associate Professor in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Sciences, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Research Facilitator
Dear HKPA Members,
The Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (HKPA) is pleased to offer an exclusive continuing education opportunity to our members through a collaboration with Rehab Essentials and the University of Montana, a regionally accredited university in the United States.
Pharmacology in Rehabilitation is a fully online, self-paced course designed to provide physiotherapists with a practical understanding of commonly prescribed medications and their relevance to rehabilitation practice. The course focuses on major drug classes, the physiologic basis of their action, and how pharmacologic management interacts with physiotherapy interventions.
Special emphasis is placed on medications frequently encountered in patients receiving physiotherapy, including how drug therapy may both support rehabilitation outcomes and contribute to adverse effects that impact clinical decision-making and treatment planning.
The course is taught by Charles Ciccone, PT, PhD, FAPTA, a nationally recognized expert in pharmacology and physiotherapy education.
[*There is a minimum of 35 participants required for group enrollment.]
In accordance with Hong Kong data privacy policies, registrants will be asked to consent that their name and email address will be shared with Rehab Essentials solely for the purpose of course access and issuing certificates.
please contact Ms. Sara POON via sarapkwsarapkw@gmail.com
If you are interested, we encourage you to register by the deadline.
In support of your continued learning,
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association
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