Full Scope Podiatry Model

The College supports the shift to the Full Scope Podiatry Model (FSPM) to help modernize and streamline registration pathways for healthcare professionals who practice foot care in Ontario. It is anticipated that the adoption of the FSPM will attract more podiatrists to the province both through pathways of increased enrolment in podiatry program(s) in the province and through registration applications from podiatrists trained out-of-province, including international applicants. The shift will include the following main changes:

College Name Change
Registrant Name Change
Expanded Scopes of Practice for Registrants
Podiatry Program in Ontario
Removal of Cap on Registering Podiatrists

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Footprint

The latest issue of Footprint is out!

In this issue: Messages from the President and Registrar-CEO, registration exams, Fraud prevention, EDI spotlight and more!

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Zero Tolerance Policy

The College has adopted the following zero tolerance statement:

“Honesty and integrity is a fundamental attribute for every member of this College. As a result the College has adopted a zero tolerance policy toward inappropriate business practices.”

By taking this step, the College is reflecting the importance of following appropriate business practices that reflect the expectations and confidence of the Ontario public. The College takes this matter extremely seriously.

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2023 Annual Report

2023 was a productive year marked by significant advancements in our regulatory practices.

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Announcement - Drug Regulation Amendments

We are very pleased to share with you that the Drug Regulation, O. Reg. 203/94 (General) made under the Chiropody Act, 1991, with amendments, was filed with the Registrar of Regulations on May 15, 2023. The Drug Regulation has been amended to expand the drug categories and drugs available to eligible registrants.

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The College is situated on the traditional territories of the fourteen First Nation peoples of Ontario – the Anishinaabe (A-ni-shi-naa-be), the Haudenosaunee-Onk we hone (How-den-o-sew-knee-Onk-we hone), the Mush ke gowuk Cree (Mush-go-wuk-Cree), the Mohawk, the Tus ca rora (tus-ca-rora), the Seneca, the Cayuga, the Oneida, the Delaware, the Mississauga, the Chippewa, the Pot ta wa tami, the Algonquin and the Odawa peoples. Read the College’s land and territorial acknowledgement.