Alberta Canada Naturopathic Continuing Education

Best Deal!  – $9.99 Per Credit
Total $399.60 for 40 Credit Hours

Courses Included:
Overview in Healthcare Ethics – 13 Credits, Ethics
Diagnostic Errors in Rheumatology – 4 Credits, General
Degenerative Disc Disease – 3 Credits, General
Stem Cells: Current Research & Future Uses – 3 Credits, General
Drugs with Severe Side Effects – 3 Credits, Pharmacy
Ethics & Sexual Boundaries – 4 Credits, General
Herbal Safety Course A – 2 Credits, Pharmacy
Herbal Safety Course B – 2 Credits, Pharmacy
Transmittable Diseases – 2 Credits, General
Research & Nutrition – 2 Credits, General
Acupuncture Treatments for Insomnia – 2 Credits, General

Alberta Naturopathic Continuing Education Requirements

All Continuing Competency Hours may be completed Online. 

CNDA Competence Cycle begins on January 1st of Odd # Years, and ends on December 31st of an Even # Year.

The College of Naturopathic Doctors of Alberta (CNDA) mandates that Naturopathic Doctors complete 40 Continuing Competency Hours every 2 years.

Additionally, Naturopaths must maintain CPR (HCP & AED) every 2 years and a Medical Emergency refresher course every 4 years, should their practice permit require it.

Members of the CNDA use a self-directed program to identify their learning needs and may choose activities appropriate and related in meeting these objectives.

The Canadian province of Alberta oversees several health professions, Naturopathic doctors being one of them. Naturopathic healthcare providers are granted the privilege of self-regulation, as stated in the Health Professions Act (HPA).

Continuing competence program credits may be obtained through the following continuing competence activities in accordance with the rules referred to in section 20 of the Continuing Competence Program

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