This is an opportunity for licensees to learn about the new Professional and Quality Practice Program (PQPP), including the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Annual Touchpoints that all professions will need to complete in fall 2026.
Special event: Cultivating Safe Spaces: Self Care, Belonging, and Human Capacity with Elaine Alec
CHCPBC was pleased to invite all licensees to this special event on June 10, 2026, led by Indigenous author, entrepreneur, and storyteller Elaine Alec. This was a virtual event that was recorded for those unable to join live. A video of the event can be viewed in this post.
HPOA Licensee Webinar Series
CHCPBC will host the HPOA Licensee Webinar Series. Each session in the series will focus on a different aspect of the Health Professions and Occupations Act and what it means for licensees. Recordings of the sessions will be made available.
Webinar: Dr. Zubin Austin on building trust and confidence in health care providers and regulators
To mark CHCPBC’s one-year anniversary, on July 24, 2025, the College held a webinar led by Dr. Zubin Austin. Dr. Austin addressed building trust and confidence between regulators and registrants, between health providers and their patients/clients, and between the College and the public.
Webinar: Governance and profession-specific expertise at CHCPBC
On December 18, 2024, CHCPBC held a webinar providing an overview of governance and profession-specific expertise at the College. CHCPBC Registrar Dianne Millette, Bradley Chisholm of The Regulator’s Practice, and other CHCPBC staff participated in the webinar. A video of the session is available for viewing.
Webinar: Walking Together With Humility – Experiences of a PT and MD providing care in remote Indigenous communities
On September 23, 2024, in the first webinar hosted by CHCPBC, family physician Dr. Rebekah Eatmon and physical therapist Robin Roots shared their experiences working as health care providers in remote First Nation communities. A video of the session is available for viewing.
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Webinar: Intro to Professional and Quality Practice Program (PQPP)
This is an opportunity for licensees to learn about the new Professional and Quality Practice Program (PQPP), including the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Annual Touchpoints that all professions will need to complete in fall 2026.
Special event: Cultivating Safe Spaces: Self Care, Belonging, and Human Capacity with Elaine Alec
CHCPBC was pleased to invite all licensees to this special event on June 10, 2026, led by Indigenous author, entrepreneur, and storyteller Elaine Alec. This was a virtual event that was recorded for those unable to join live. A video of the event can be viewed in this post.
HPOA Licensee Webinar Series
CHCPBC will host the HPOA Licensee Webinar Series. Each session in the series will focus on a different aspect of the Health Professions and Occupations Act and what it means for licensees. Recordings of the sessions will be made available.
Webinar: Dr. Zubin Austin on building trust and confidence in health care providers and regulators
To mark CHCPBC’s one-year anniversary, on July 24, 2025, the College held a webinar led by Dr. Zubin Austin. Dr. Austin addressed building trust and confidence between regulators and registrants, between health providers and their patients/clients, and between the College and the public.
Webinar: Governance and profession-specific expertise at CHCPBC
On December 18, 2024, CHCPBC held a webinar providing an overview of governance and profession-specific expertise at the College. CHCPBC Registrar Dianne Millette, Bradley Chisholm of The Regulator’s Practice, and other CHCPBC staff participated in the webinar. A video of the session is available for viewing.
Webinar: Walking Together With Humility – Experiences of a PT and MD providing care in remote Indigenous communities
On September 23, 2024, in the first webinar hosted by CHCPBC, family physician Dr. Rebekah Eatmon and physical therapist Robin Roots shared their experiences working as health care providers in remote First Nation communities. A video of the session is available for viewing.