CMTBC is recruiting for a new Practice Advisor staff position focused on providing guidance and advice to RMTs on their professional obligations.

All CMTBC registrants will complete a new online course in Cycle 12 on the Boundaries and Consent Standards of Practice. The course will be mandatory for all practicing and non-practicing RMTs and will earn 10 credits on successful completion.

CMTBC has offered to provide multi-year funding to the Canadian Massage Therapy Council for Accreditation. The offer is based on conditions that CMTBC considers necessary to achieve a smooth transition of program accreditation from CMTBC to CMTCA.

CMTBC has created and is recruiting for a new staff position – Practice Advisor – focused on providing guidance and advice to RMTs on their professional obligations.

CMTBC has posted information for RMTs about what to do if contacted by a private insurance company with a request for a patient’s personal information.

CMTBC’s 2019 Annual General Meeting will take place July 17, 2019, 1:00-3:30 pm, at the Holiday Inn Vancouver-Centre. The College has posted the agenda and other information.

CMTBC has posted the College’s 2018 Annual Report and Audited Financial Statements.

Wondering how many CECs you need to obtain as a practising or non-practising RMT in Cycle 12? CMTBC has posted a primer.