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Interested in sitting on CPSA Council? Nominations are now open!

Council, Latest News Archive | Posted August 16, 2019

The nomination period is from Friday, Aug. 16 – Friday, Sept. 13, 2019.

Want to learn more about sitting on CPSA Council?

Watch our town hall information session and Q&A or read about the experiences of three CPSA Councillors!

How do I submit a nomination?

  • Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements.
  • Complete a nomination form  by asking three CPSA members in good standing to endorse your nomination. Only nominations submitted on the nomination form will be accepted.
  • Tell us about yourself by filling out a physician candidate profile form. Profiles must be submitted using only the space on the form to ensure consistency.
  • Nomination forms, profiles and a high-resolution, black-and-white photo (head shot only) must be emailed to elections@cpsa.ab.ca no later than 4:15 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019.

Questions?

If you have any questions or concerns about the nomination process, please contact Gail Jones, Senior Executive Assistant, at gail.jones@cpsa.ab.ca or 780-969-4970.

Eligibility requirements

A regulated member on the General Register, the Provisional Register or the Limited Practice Register (whether a physician, surgeon, osteopath or physician assistant) may stand for nomination, nominate a colleague and vote in the election if:

  • no fees, costs, fines, assessments, levies, or any other sums are owing by the member to the College;
  • the member has a valid and current practice permit that is not currently suspended; and
  • the member is in compliance with all orders or directions made pursuant to the Health Information Act.

A regulated member is not eligible to be nominated for or elected as a member of Council if:

  • the member is currently subject to certain undertakings, conditions imposed under section 55 or 65, or directions under section 118 of the Act; or
  • has been formally charged with unprofessional conduct that has not yet been determined by a Hearing Tribunal; or
  • has been found guilty of unprofessional conduct within the preceding ten (10) years.

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