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Reinstatement

Former licensees looking to return to practice (reinstate) are able to do so. Requirements, as listed below, vary depending on the number of years since Full licensure with CHCPBC/CDBC was last held.

Within 3 years

  • Create an online application and pay reinstatement application fee.
  • Within your online application, authorize and pay for a criminal record check (CRC). This check will be done through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General.
  • Provide proof of professional liability insurance.
  • Provide Verification of Licensure from any other jurisdiction(s) where you have practised since you were last licensed in BC (if applicable).
  • Complete the Jurisprudence exam.
  • Pay applicable fees.

Between 3 and 6 years

  • Create an online application and pay reinstatement application fee.
  • Write and successfully complete the CDRE.
  • Within your online application, authorize a criminal record check (CRC). This check will be done through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General.
  • Provide proof of professional liability insurance.
  • Provide Verification of Licensure from any other jurisdiction(s) where you have practised since you were last licensed in BC (if applicable).
  • Complete the Jurisprudence exam.
  • Pay applicable fees.

After 6 years

  • Be assessed by the Licence Committee for currency in dietetic skills, knowledge, abilities and judgment. Including online case studies, practical interview, academic and/or practical training upgrading determined by the Licence Committee.
  • Write and successfully complete the CDRE.
  • Create an online application and pay reinstatement application fee.
  • Within your online application, authorize a criminal record check (CRC). This check will be done through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General.
  • Provide proof of professional liability insurance.
  • Provide Verification of Licensure from any other jurisdiction(s) where you have practised since you were last licensed in BC (if applicable).
  • Complete the Jurisprudence exam.
  • Pay applicable fees.

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