How can I work as a physiotherapist in Ireland?

Complete a three or four year undergraduate university degree course (or a 2 year accelerated entry to practice MSc) which includes at a minimum 1000 hours of clinical practice. Be CORU registered. Be accepted as a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists. Undertake continuous professional development.

Is there a shortage of physiotherapists in Ireland?

A record shortage of physiotherapists in Northern Ireland is threatening patient care according to shocking new figures from the Department of Health. With more than one in seven physiotherapy posts vacant, patients with Long Covid, or other conditions that require rehabilitation are missing out on vital treatments.

How much do physiotherapist earn in Ireland?

The average physiotherapist salary in Ireland is 50 000 € per year or 25.64 € per hour. Entry-level positions start at 37 392 € per year, while most experienced workers make up to 63 742 € per year.

Where in Ireland can you study physiotherapy?

Studying Physiotherapy in Ireland

• Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
• Trinity College Dublin.
• University College Dublin.
• University of Limerick.

Can UK physiotherapist work in Ireland?

Yes. You must be temporarily living in the UK for the period of your study and your programme must be an HCPC approved undergraduate physiotherapy course.

Is physiotherapy a critical skill in Ireland?

We are delighted to announce that following a submission and lengthy advocacy work from the ISCP, the Government have announced the physiotherapy has been added to the critical skills list.

Where is the best place to work as a physiotherapist?

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Where do physiotherapists make the most money?

Nevada
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