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Retiring or withdrawing from practice? We still need your RIF
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November Messenger 2021, Physician Assistants, Physicians |
Posted November 10, 2021
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Even if you will not practise next year, we still need you to complete your 2022 Renewal Information Form (RIF) to ensure our records are up-to-date.
What you need to do:
- Before you can access your Renewal Information Form (RIF), you will need to complete the required Patient Relations: Part 2 training. Training is available via CPSA’s Physician Portal.
- Once this training is complete, you will see an active link to your Renewal Information Form (RIF).
- Fill in the first question regarding your status for 2022. When you indicate you are retiring or withdrawing from practice:
- Your form will be much shorter, only asking for necessary contact information
- You will not have to make payment at the end of the form
- We will not issue you a practice permit
Please make sure you give your patients ample notice and ensure there is follow up on any outstanding investigations.
For more information, see our Closing or Leaving a Medical Practice standard of practice.
Questions? Email annual.billing@cpsa.ab.ca
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