The Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation establishes the components of the Continuing Competence Program (CCP). The College is in the process of looking at this year’s framework for CCP given the current COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency. Changes that will impact members’ CCP will be communicated as soon as possible.

Much has changed in the last month and we all have to adjust to a new normal. Physical distancing has led to cancellations of conferences and many other opportunities for learning. Remember, the key to the College’s CCP is to reflect on how the learning has impacted your practice — as such, many learning activities can be counted towards your CCP. Below are some avenues to consider for inputting/acquiring continuing education hours for the 2019/2020 year.

• ACMDTT courses: each of these courses may be counted for up to four hours towards a CCP cycle
  • Regulation Education Module
  • Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct
  • Heightening Professional Boundaries
• Members who participate in the act of clinical precepting may use a maximum of five hours towards a CCP cycle
• Members who complete peer-to-peer image/recording reviews may use a maximum of four hours towards a CCP cycle
• Learning opportunities on the Learning Resources page on the College website
• Any protocol/procedure reviews done for the employer
• Many more learning opportunities such as free webinars offered by organizations such OAMRS, CAMRT, CAET and Sonography Canada

The College strives to make the CCP process as simple as we can while ensuring regulatory compliance. We are always here to assist you in meeting your CCP requirements. Should you have any questions, please contact agulamhusein@acmdtt.com.