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Personal Story: A Nigerian Physiotherapist's Migration to Canada
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| Date | 19.03.2010 |
| Length | 7 Minutes 52 Seconds |
| Author | Canadian FEE |
| Description | Nurudeen Tunde Amusat graduated as the very FIRST BSc Physiotherapy 1st Class Honours student of the University of Ibadan PT program in 1994. After practicing in Nigeria for 4 years, he migrated to Kuwait, from where he later migrated to Canada after 3.5 years. Nurudeen has since completed a Master degree program and is now practicing in Alberta, Canada. He is featured in this podcast talking us through what it takes to migrate to Canada as a physiotherapist. Enjoy! |
| Filesize | 4 KB |
| Played | 9164 |
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