Podiatry – Requirements
Mandatory Requirements
| Application | To be submitted via our member portal. |
| Certification(s) |
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| C.V. | Consisting of a chronological list of qualifications, professional appointments, and work experience. Indicating reason(s) for any gaps in practice history greater than 3 months and current to the date of the application. |
| Authorization to Work in Canada | One of the following valid documents: Canadian passport, Canadian Birth Certificate, Canadian Citizenship, Landed Immigrant Certificate, Canadian Permanent Resident card, Canadian Work Permit, or authorization under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Canada) to practice the profession in Canada. |
| Criminal Record Check | Criminal record check(s) from every Country/State you have lived in for more than 3 months in the past 10 years. These are only valid for 6 months. |
| Vulnerable Sector Check | If you live in Canada, a Vulnerable Sector Check. These are only valid for 6 months. |
| Certificate(s) of Professional Conduct | From everywhere they held licensure in the past 10 years. Please note that these must be sent directly to CPSPEI from the originating Regulatory Authority and are only valid for 3 months from date of issue and must be valid on the day licensure is issued. |
| References | Names & emails for 3 practitioners they worked with in the past year |
| Currency | Minimum of 450 hours of clinical practice as a podiatrist in the past 3 years |
| Language | English; As per the College’s Language Proficiency policy |
| Liability Insurance | Copy of valid proof of Professional Liability Insurance |
The below Mandatory Requirements are to be completed after obtaining approval for registration:
| Payment of Fees | All deemed applicable fees by the College |
Additional requirements, if applicable:
| Copy of Complaint Document(s) | If ever the subject of a complaint with any Regulatory Authority; provide copies of the Letter(s) of Complaint, Letter(s) of Response, and Letter(s) of Conclusion. |
| Copy of Legal Action Document(s) | If ever the subject of legal action, related to the practice of podiatry; provide copies of the Statements(s) of Claim, Statement(s) of Defense, and Conclusion document(s) |
Additional documentation and/or information may be required as deemed by The College of Physicians & Surgeons of Prince Edward Island.