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ACPOHE is the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Occupational Health & Ergonomics. It is a specialist interest group of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and was founded in 1947. We are a proactive group, promoting best practice in the field of Occupational Health Physiotherapy

If you are looking for a physiotherapist with specialist interest and experience in the fields of Occupational Health & Ergonomics then please click here.

All Full Members of ACPOHE are members of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. However, ACPOHE also has Associate Members who share the professional interest in the fields of Occupational Health and Ergonomics.

ACPOHE aims to facilitate links between members and support them in their varied roles. Our members work in diverse settings, including manufacturing, service industries, offices, retail, health care, ergonomic consultancies and private practice.

If you would like to become a member of ACPOHE then please click here.

We hope you find this web site of value.

News & Discussion

Please note all current news items and discussions between our members can be accessed on interactivecsp.org.uk site under the Occupational Health Clinical Interest Group.

Latest Site Updates

21st April 2009
The Events page was updated with a revised conference program.

The latest ACPOHE Journal (March 2009) in PDF form was added to the Journals page in the Memberzone*.

The latest ACPOHE Pay Scales document was added to the Memberzone*.

An updated Members Contact List was added to the Resources page in the Memberzone*.

* Login above right to view these documents.

8th March 2009
The Notices page was updated.
The Events page was updated with additional course info.
The Committee page contact details were updated.

16-February-09
The MemberZone is now online, if you are an ACPOHE member you can now log in by entering your details in the orange box (top left).


 


 






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