For the FHT, Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a essential part of good professional practice as well as a fundamental principle of professional ethics. For the public, service users and employers, CPD provides the reassurance that as individuals, and as a profession, FHT members are committed to upholding standards.
FHT Members and Fellows* are expected to complete a minimum of 10 CPD points per membership year.
FHT Fellow, Mary Atkinson, offers ten simple tips on FREE CPD:
Concerned about getting sufficient CPD points to meet the requirements of your professional body? Well, here are ten simple ways of achieving your CPD without putting pressure on your bank balance.
Other ways to gain FREE CPD points:
- If you have a blog post published here, you will receive 2 CPD points. Find out more
- vision2learn offers FREE online courses that are worth 10 CPD points each. For full details
Find out more about CPD at:
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*FHT Students, Non-Practitioners and Associates are not required to complete CPD.
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