Work to consolidate the CHCPBC Licensee Portal will soon be complete. As part of that work, the portal will be offline from June 11 to approximately June 17. For information, see the Licensee Portal page.

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CHCPBC regulates the following health professionals in BC: audiologists, dietitians, hearing instrument practitioners, occupational therapists, opticians, optometrists, physical therapists, psychologists, and speech-language pathologists. If you are a CHCPBC licensee in one of these professions, for information on licence renewal, certification, practice resources, and other licensee-related topics, select the relevant profession below under Professions We Regulate. 

Update on Licensee Portal

The CHCPBC Licensee Portal is now offline until approximately June 17. 

Since January 2026, CHCPBC has been working to consolidate seven instances of the Licensee Portal into one. This work will soon be complete. The following are dates related to this work:

  • May 5: Information on changes to Licensee Portal and Public Registry published in Licensee Newsletter
  • May 11-13: Email notification sent to applicants (except for psychology applicants)
  • June 9: Second email notification sent to applicants (except for psychology applicants)
  • June 10: Applications, reinstatements, and profile updates in process and not completed, including payment where relevant, by June 10 at 4:00 p.m. (Pacific), will be withdrawn, with the exception of applications for psychology and for certified practice
  • June 11: The Licensee Portal for all professions goes offline at 4:00 p.m. (Pacific). The Public Registry will not be updated until the Licensee Portal is online again.
  • The Licensee Portal is anticipated to be available to licensees and applicants soon after June 17, pending testing. We appreciate your patience.

To view the CHCPBC Fee Schedule, see Fees. For information on professional practice support, see Practice Support. Also see Practice Resources.

Effective July 1, 2025, health professionals regulated by CHCPBC do not have to report legacy Quality Assurance Program (QAP) requirements to the College. This is to facilitate the design and development of the new Professional & Quality Practice Program (PQPP) to improve client/patient outcomes, and support health professionals’ learning and performance. 

If you are not an existing CHCPBC licensee and need information on applying for licensure with the College, see For Applicants.

CHCPBC’s response time to questions and requests from licensees, applicants, and the public may be delayed. The College is making major system changes to licensee portals and the public registry, administering CHCPBC’s first harmonized licence renewal period, and implementing extensive regulatory changes to align with the Health Professions and Occupations Act that came into force on April 1, 2026. Thank you for your patience and respectful interaction with College staff.