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qualification to treat sports injuries

crunchie1 · 2015-04-27 10:35:23

Hi, Would anyone have information on how to gain the qualification to the above, so far I've only seen two courses that suit..the IMST and NTC. Has anyone come across other courses..I'm a stay at home mom, my husband works so full time courses are not an option. This career path is perfect for me, I would love to do this.…

27-04-2015 10:35am

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crunchie1

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Hi,

Would anyone have information on how to gain the qualification to the above, so far I've only seen two courses that suit..the IMST and NTC. Has anyone come across other courses..I'm a stay at home mom, my husband works so full time courses are not an option. This career path is perfect for me, I would love to do this. I would be grateful for advice..

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#2 27-04-2015 11:21am

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Where are you located?

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#3 27-04-2015 12:12pm

crunchie1

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Galway, but would be close to roscommon and athlone also

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