Packages of College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists (CTCMA) of British Columbia Approved Continuing Education Courses

Active CTCMA practitioners must comply with the Continuing Competency Requirements Policy, which requires a minimum of 50 hours/credits of reported activities by March 31 every two years, starting 2022. Our bundles include everything you need in one hassle-free package.

To learn more, go to CTCMA License Renewal Requirements.

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Convenient and easy to follow

First time user. Had a positive experience. The process was convenient and easy to follow.

Lili Liu

NCCAOM Bundle 2: Full Recertification - All Required Acupuncture Continuing Education Credits in One Package, 60 PDA/CEU

Lixin Qin
CPR

Very well written. Thanks

Sheryl Hongsermeier
Anxiety

Very thorough. Thank you!

Sheryl Hongsermeier

CPR Course for Acupuncture Continuing Education, CPR Requirement, 4 Credits

Monica Lee
Very efficient

Glad to use it , or I may miss the deadline;)

Na Wang
Excellent

Excellent. Very satisfied with the material and the quality of the course.

GS

Food as Medicine: How to Eat According to TCM Constitutions and Seasonal Foods - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, AOM General Hours, Herbology, 6 PDA/CEU

Michele Smith

Smart Needling for Sports Injuries: Acupuncture Safety Protocols for Athletic Care - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, Safety, Medical Errors, 2 PDA/CEU

Michele Smith

Shocking Truth: The Top 10 Toxic TCM Herbs You Must Avoid - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, Safety, 2 PDA/CEU

Dan Jin
Excellent title

Content was comprehensive, and clear

Alma Goldstein

Calming the Fire: Chinese Herbal Approach for Chronic Inflammation and Autoimmune Conditions - NCCAOM Approved Acupuncture Continuing Education, AOM General Hours, Herbology, 6 PDA/CEU

XIAOYING YUAN
CPR certification

Was easy to go through the course thanks

Horyeh, Shahla Darrodi

Well thought out course useful information

Charles Cooper
Pleasurable surprise 1-credit course.

Exploring the 12 Primary Meridians was a lovely surprise free credit. It was a pleasurable read succinctly noting the meridian associations and most useful acupuncture points on each.

Tonia Zanter