CPD & Professional Development

Lifelong Learning for Professional Excellence

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) forms an essential part of professional practice within THPASA.

CPD ensures that practitioners remain informed, competent, accountable, and responsive to the evolving needs of communities, patients, and the profession.

What is CPD?

CPD refers to structured learning and development activities that contribute to the maintenance and enhancement of professional knowledge, skills, and competencies.

CPD Requirements

Levels 1–5

Minimum Requirement:

10 CPD Points per Year

Levels 6–10

Minimum Requirement:

20 CPD Points per Year

CPD compliance is a requirement for membership renewal and designation retention.

Eligible CPD Activities

Activities may include:

  • Workshops;
  • Seminars;
  • Conferences;
  • Research participation;
  • Publications;
  • Training programmes;
  • Mentorship activities;
  • Community health programmes;
  • Educational presentations.

Professional Development Opportunities

THPASA supports:

  • Leadership development;
  • Practitioner mentorship;
  • Skills enhancement;
  • Professional networking;
  • Research participation;
  • Knowledge-sharing initiatives.

Benefits of CPD

CPD helps practitioners:

  • Maintain professional competency;
  • Enhance service quality;
  • Strengthen ethical practice;
  • Support career progression;
  • Meet professional obligations.

Practitioner Registration Support

Supporting Professional Recognition and Administrative Compliance

THPASA provides practitioner registration support services designed to assist members with professional recognition, documentation, verification, and administrative processes.

These services help practitioners navigate professional requirements while maintaining accurate records and compliance.

Registration Support Services

THPASA may assist with:

  • Practitioner registration guidance;
  • Application support;
  • Documentation reviews;
  • Verification processes;
  • Professional profile management;
  • Record updates;
  • Administrative enquiries.

Practitioner Verification

Verification services help confirm:

  • Membership status;
  • Professional designation;
  • Good standing;
  • Classification level;
  • Registration information.

Verification services support employers, institutions, organisations, and members of the public.

Credential Management System (CMS)

The THPASA Credential Management System supports:

  • Membership administration;
  • Practitioner records;
  • Classification management;
  • Compliance monitoring;
  • Verification services;
  • Digital practitioner profiles.

Professional Documentation

Members may request:

  • Membership certificates;
  • Verification letters;
  • Practitioner identification cards;
  • Replacement documentation;
  • Standing confirmations.

Need Assistance?

The THPASA Secretariat and Support Centre are available to assist members and applicants with registration support, verification requests, documentation enquiries, membership administration, and related services.

Access the Online Support, Ticketing & Information Centre (OSTIC) for assistance.