Contact

Suite 300 Dorchester Building
10357 109 Street
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1N3

Phone: 1 (780) 438-0338 (Local)
Toll free: 1 (800) 291-2782 (N. America)
Fax: 1 (780) 436-1908
Email: info@cpta.ab.ca

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Closed on statutory holidays

Office Visitors

Our office operates Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The office is closed to the public on Fridays.

Virtual appointments or in-person appointments can be arranged should you need to meet with a staff member. If you wish to speak to a staff member in person, please call ahead to schedule an appointment.

How may we help you?

Check out: Register to practice physiotherapy in Alberta |
Contact registration at 587.442.1088 | registration@cpta.ab.ca

Contact the Practice Advisor at 780.702.5390 | professionalpractice@cpta.ab.ca

Check out: Do you have a complaint to report?
Contact Cheryl at 780.702.5357 | complaints@cpta.ab.ca

Conduct Coordinator: Cheryl Blahut
Complaints Director: Moyra McAllister
Hearings Director: Jane McKenzie

Check out: Restricted activities
Contact registration at 587.442.1088 | registration@cpta.ab.ca

Check out: Continuing Competence Program
Contact competence at 780.438.0338 | competence@cpta.ab.ca

Check out: Standards of Practice
Contact the Practice Advisor at 780.702.5390 | professionalpractice@cpta.ab.ca

Contact the office at 780.438.0338 | info@cpta.ab.ca

Available from your Member Portal.
Contact registration at 587.442.1088 | registration@cpta.ab.ca

Contact the office at 780.438.0338 | info@cpta.ab.ca

Page updated: 19/09/2023

For the Public

The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta investigates complaints about its members.

For Applicants

The Post-Graduate Clinical Evaluation will be an in-person, hands-on clinical examination.

For Physiotherapists

For Employers

Under the HPA, employers are legally obligated to report the termination, suspension or resignation of a physiotherapist for reasons of unprofessional conduct, incapacity or incompetence

About

The stated mission of the CPTA is to safeguard and serve the public interest through effective regulation of the practice of physiotherapists in Alberta.

Complaints

Physiotherapists are expected to comply with all professional obligations including Standards of Practice and Code of Ethical Conduct; however, complaints can happen.

News and Updates

Answering common questions about regulatory issues and Standards of Practice

Office Visitors

For the Public

The College of Physiotherapists of Alberta investigates complaints about its members.

For Applicants

The Post-Graduate Clinical Evaluation will be an in-person, hands-on clinical examination.

For Physiotherapists

For Employers

Under the HPA, employers are legally obligated to report the termination, suspension or resignation of a physiotherapist for reasons of unprofessional conduct, incapacity or incompetence

About

The stated mission of the CPTA is to safeguard and serve the public interest through effective regulation of the practice of physiotherapists in Alberta.

Complaints

Physiotherapists are expected to comply with all professional obligations including Standards of Practice and Code of Ethical Conduct; however, complaints can happen.

News and Updates

Answering common questions about regulatory issues and Standards of Practice

Office Visitors

How do I register to work in Alberta as a physiotherapist?

I have a question about acceptable physiotherapy practice.

I want to report a complaint about a physiotherapist.

I just completed a needling program and want to use needles in practice independently.

I don't understand the continuing competence program.

I need advice about a situation in my practice.

I can't access my member online account.

I need my practice permit.

For all other inquiries

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