Physician Health Monitoring Program (PHMP)

PHMP works with external service providers to ensure physicians are fit to practise and can offer patients safe, high-quality care.

Learn more about becoming a service provider for independent medical examinations, health monitoring and/or biological monitoring

PHMP Announcements

Interested service providers who conduct fitness-to-practise assessments and provide health and biological monitoring services can still submit their interest to PHMP. Find out more.

What to Expect

What to expect when reporting a health condition

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PHMP Resources

What to report, related standards, medical chaperone training and more

See our resources

Become a Service Provider

See criteria for individuals and organizations interested in offering independent medical examinations, health monitoring and/or biological monitoring

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About PHMP

Under the Duty to Report Self standard of practice, regulated members are required to notify CPSA if they presently have a health condition that may impact their practice.

Regulated members include health professionals who are registered with CPSA: physicians, surgeons, physician assistants, osteopaths, residents and medical students.

Questions?

Confidential inquiries: 780-969-5021
Confidential fax: 780-441-1616
Confidential email: PhysicianHealth@cpsa.ab.ca
Toll-free: 1-800-320-8624 (in Canada)

 

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