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A registrant who has not maintained a certification for a specified aspect of practice must apply to restore that certification prior to resuming that aspect of practice.
Applications for restoration must be made within 3 years of previously holding a certification. Applications for restoration of certification held more than 3 years prior to the application date are referred to the Quality Assurance Committee for review.
To restore your Prescriptive Authority Certification, you must:
To restore certifications other than Prescriptive Authority, you must:
Registrants will be notified when the application fee has been posted in the Invoices & Receipts area of the ROSS.
Complete applications will be reviewed by the College as they are received, and the registrant will be notified if further information is required.
Processing typically takes 5-10 business days upon receipt of all materials and payment of the application fee. In times of increased business volumes such as registration renewal period, a longer timeline for processing should be expected.
If approved, registrants will be notified of their certification by letter, which must be received before the registrant performs the corresponding procedure(s) on patients.
If not approved, the registrant will be provided with next steps in proceeding with restoration of their certification.