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Mark Garrett, PhD, PT Head, Department of Physical Therapy College of Rehabilitation Sciences Rady Faculty of Health Sciences University of Manitoba P304 – 770 Bannatyne Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E 0W2 mark.garrett@umanitoba.camailto:mark.garrett@umanitoba.ca [cid:image001.png@01DC26E6.B42C06B0]

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Dear PT students, The Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s Pain Science Division (PSD) Student Committee is now recruiting new members! This committee brings together PT students from across Canada to build knowledge in pain science and collaborate on national initiatives. See the following poster for committee details. Visit our YouTube playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMWeMxLo-Jf_2p6UZXp_VnrQfjKTnul5j to learn about what previous students’ experiences are. [A blue and white poster with text and images AI-generated content may be incorrect.] Commitment

* 1-year term (with option to renew) * Engage in monthly 1-hour meetings with the whole team and lead 1 pain case study. * Co-produce a Paincast podcast episode. * Take initiative in the planning of the National Pain Science Student Forum. * Contribute to the cause of the PSD Student Committee, including promoting the Pain Science Division and the events and episodes from the Student Committee to peers. * Time commitment: monthly 1-hour meetings, 25-30 hours over a year for the Paincast episode, 3-5 hours for the planning of the Student Forum. Students should only apply to the committee if they are eager and ready to dedicate the necessary time and effort.

Students in their first or second year of PT interested in becoming a Student Committee member shall send an email of interest to the chair Tiffany Tiu at tiffany.tiu@mail.utoronto.camailto:tiffany.tiu@mail.utoronto.ca (cc'd) by September 30. You are also welcome to email Tiffany for any questions.

Sincerely, Tiffany Tiu, PT, MScPT, BKin, CSCS Host, Paincasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/3aC3NCmYscbdZyECHcDfnJ Executive, Canadian Physiotherapy Association Pain Science Divisionhttps://physiotherapy.ca/divisions/pain-science/pain-science-executive/ Physiotherapist, The Pain and Wellness Centrehttps://thepwc.ca/directory/tiffany-tiu/

Elizabeth Andersen Hammond PT, PhD

(she/her)

Physical Therapist

Assistant Professor, College of Rehabilitation Sciences

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

Through ongoing education (unlearning and relearning) on treaty 1 territory, I understand the privilege that I hold as a settler Canadian. I promise to be an ally and a strong voice for action. Please ask me about what I am currently doing/learning so we can strengthen our commitment to truth and reconciliation together