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Physiopedia partners with physiotherapy and physical therapy related organisations to support us in our mission.

There are several partnership opportunities available:

Corporate Partnership - for related businesses and commercial enterprises
Educational Partnership - for universities and colleges offering physiotherapy and physical therapy education
Professional Partnership - for national and international professional organisations
Clinic Partnership - for clinics

Corporate Partners[edit | edit source]

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Gold Partners[edit | edit source]

Silver Partners[edit | edit source]

Bronze Partners[edit | edit source]

Educational Partners
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Professional Partners[edit | edit source]

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Clinic Partners[edit | edit source]

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