Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Cardiovascular Rehabilitation

£25/year membership | A partner of BACPR | Founded 1995

Membership

Join the network for £25* a year

Membership of the ACPICR is open to all professionals involved in the rehabilitation of cardiac patients and runs for one year from the day you join.

*£30 for overseas memberships

  • Twice yearly e-bulletin
  • Full access to the ACPICR Standards document and all appendices, our patient leaflets and all other ACPICR publications
  • Discounted BACPR course & conference fees
  • Access to the ACPICR Education Fund to help support CPD
  • Access to the ACPICR Project Development Fund to help support research, evaluation and innovation
  • Guest access to the interactive CSP forum
  • National committee representation
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