CPD Advisory Committee
Providing quality continuing education and best practice resources
The ACFP Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Advisory Committee is engaged and responsive to emerging trends in the development and delivery of CPD opportunities for family physicians in Alberta. The Committee provides support to the College’s CPD initiatives that promote the role family physicians play in delivering the highest quality care to patients and their communities across Alberta. The committee operates in an advisory capacity by providing recommendations to the Executive Director and ACFP Board.
Other responsibilities of the committee are:
- To review regular updates on the CFPC’s Mainpro+ certification and credit reporting platforms, and to provide advice for the advancement of adherence to CFPC certification requirements to ensure family physicians, and educational programming developed for family physicians, meet the CFPC’s high standards for medical education and training.
- To advocate and encourage research that will inform the discipline of family medicine and strengthen family medicine education.
The two operational committees which fall under the CPD Advisory Committee are the Family Medicine Summit (Summit) Planning Committee and the Virtual Education Committee.
Become a Member
We are are currently recruiting for the following positions:
- At least one, but up to three Members-at-Large
How to Apply:
Email your application to governance@acfp.ca. Please include a letter of interest (250 words max) and a summary of your experience or a copy of your CV.
Committee Members
- Dr. Helen Cuddihy (Chair), Edmonton
- Dr. Mobina Chaudhry, Fort McMurray
- Dr. Divya Garg (Family Medicine Summit Representative), Calgary
- Dr. Islam Elawadly, Swan Hills
- Dr. Chris Le, Edmonton
- Dr. Tania Lemay, Calgary
Terms of Reference
The Continuing Professional Development Advisory Committee is an operational committee of the ACFP.
This Committee engages and responds to emerging trends in the development and delivery of continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities for family physicians in Alberta; provides support to the College’s CPD initiatives that promote the role family physicians play in delivering the highest quality care to patients and their communities across Alberta; and provides recommendations to the Executive Director and ACFP Board.