Thinking of getting a job as a Level 1 sports trainer in Brisbane, Australia (I'm a Year 2 physio student) . Just curious what it entails and what we'll really be expected to do.
I'm in my second year of physio at UQ in brisbane , and looking to get into physiotherapy specialities such as neuro / pelvic health / pediatrics in the future and work in a hospital. Was just wondering if anyone has advice on how to get in and what might be helpful (Internships / volunteering / physio assistant roles )
I've thought of going to hospitals out of state (like Alice Springs hospital since I know someone who went there) but I'm not really sure how to get in, would really appreciate any advice
Just wanted to check whether I can switch timetables with another classmate of mine. We're in different groups (so different times) but are in the exact same courses in physio
Thinking of applying to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS) Research Incubator Program (RIP) this year. Just wanted to ask whether it's hard to get in, and if they managed to get in, what was included in the cover letter.
Thanks!
I read Certain point by esama where Obi wan becomes a Separatist after travelling back in time. Currently reading Sublight Drive about an SI who becomes a Separatist General as well.
Does any one have similar recommendations? Would love any fic where Obi wan / Anakin / Padme / Ahsoka become Separatist
I've read Certain point by esama where Obi wan becomes a Separatist after travelling back in time. Currently reading Sublight Drive about an SI who becomes a Separatist General as well.
Does any one have similar recommendations? Would love any fic where Obi wan / Anakin / Padme / Ahsoka become Separatist
I can instantly identify the white keys, and F sharp and B flat on a keyboard, but struggle to do so with the other sharps / flats. For those I need to sound the note in my head and go up / down a semitone to find the closest white key before I can get the right answer, all without a reference note though.
I also found that I got better at recognising those notes after doing some perfect pitch tests where they sounded a flat / sharp and I practised identifying them.
Related question, is perfect pitch involved in being able to learn songs quickly after hearing it and naturally knowing the accompaniment a melody should have?
I'm looking to apply to CUHK postgrad med. Just wondering what stats people who got in had (degrees, GPA, whether you guys did UCAT and GAMSAT) if available. Thanks!