The CSP is calling for nominations to fill vacancies on all its main committees including the Research and Development Committee, the Professional Practice and Service Delivery Committee and the Educa...
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Physiotherapy UK Conference - 11th-12th October 2013, Birmingham International Convention Centre........The MACP have been issued with a unique discount code which entitles 10% of our members a 10% di...
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Members may be interested in this exhibition........................COPA Practice Growth 2013, 6th-7th June 2013, ExCel, London - click here for websiteFrom COPA:We are delighted to introduce COPA Pra...
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MACP Members........There is now a new way to access Manual Therapy (and the journals below) - which will be of added benefit to MACP members - as you will no longer need a separate username and passw...
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There are two categories of MACP membership, full and associate.
Physiotherapists undertaking a recognised course of study that leads to full membership can become Associate members of the MACP. There are full time or part time manipulative physiotherapy postgraduate courses run in the UK (click here for a list of recognised courses).
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Associate membership of the MACP normally lasts for a maximum period of 4 years.
****In order to be eligible to apply for Full MACP membership, applications must be submitted within 5 years of completing a route leading to membership of the MACP.
Physiotherapists undertaking a recognised course of study that leads to full membership can become Associate members of the MACP . There are full time or part time manipulative physiotherapy postgraduate courses run in the UK. (see Membership/Courses leading to Membership for a full list of courses)
Associate members receive:
Manual Therapy - a peer reviewed journal cited in Index Medicus and Medicine, published 6 times a year
PLUS Associate members are:
Included on the mailing list for MACP events and CPD activities
Have preferential booking and/or reduced rates on some MACP organised courses
Click here to view details of the courses
Associate Membership Application Form
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