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On this page The Health Professions Discipline Tribunal is an independent tribunal that oversees the discipline process for regulated health professions in B.C. We make sure the process is fair, effective and in the public interest. Principles of the Discipline Tribunal We’re committed to the following principles: The principles of the Discipline Tribunal are outlined…

On this page Who we are and what we do The Health Professions and Occupations Regulatory Oversight Office (the Oversight Office) oversees 6 health professional regulatory colleges in British Columbia to ensure they act in the public interest. We were established as an independent office of government. under the Health Professions and Occupations Act (the…

How to apply Licensed health professionals and members of the public can apply to serve on a board of a health professional regulatory college. We’re always looking for new applicants and our recruitment process remains open. If you’re interested in applying, you’ll be asked to:  Apply through our board member application form. What to expect after applying Your application…

How members are appointed The Discipline Tribunal recruits professional and public members to fill part-time roles on our discipline panels. The discipline panel includes the deputy director of discipline and all other members of the Discipline Tribunal. They are appointed by the director of discipline under section 449 of the Health Professions and Occupations Act…

From application to onboarding, learn about the steps and what to expect when becoming a new board member. Application Interested in applying? Use our open call application form. We accept and review applications on an ongoing basis. If your skills, perspectives or experience align with a vacancy on a health regulatory college board, you will be screened…

On this page Our role in board member appointments There are 6 health professional regulatory colleges that oversee 25 regulated health professions in B.C. Each college has a board that makes strategic decisions. The Oversight Office runs processes to recruit candidates for B.C.’s 6 health professional regulatory college boards. We use an equitable, merit-based process…

Working at the Health Professions and Occupations Regulatory Oversight Office means contributing to the protection of people in British Columbia. We are a dedicated and collaborative team committed to providing independent, trusted, and responsive oversight of health professional regulation in the public interest. Through our work, we help strengthen accountability, transparency, and public confidence in…