It is the professional obligation of every regulated member to self-report any breaches in their own conduct. Self-reporting is required as soon as the breach in conduct occurs, but is mandatory on each annual renewal. Types of conduct to self-report include:

• Decisions of unprofessional conduct by another college in Alberta or another jurisdiction.
• Decisions of unprofessional conduct by an organization in another jurisdiction.
• Finding of professional negligence.
• Charge of a criminal offence under the Criminal Code (Canada)
• Conviction of a criminal offence under the Criminal Code (Canada)

Self-reporting is required by both the Health Professions Act and the Code of Ethics for the paramedics profession in Alberta. By self-reporting, members understand they may be subject to investigation, suspension and/or other disciplinary measures under the HPA. If you are a regulated member and need to self-report a breach in conduct, please fill out the Self-Reporting Form for Members. When you submit your complaint, a copy will be emailed to you for your records and is your confirmation that it has been submitted to the College. (Keep for your records.)

Please note: complaints about regulated members must be submitted through the Complaints process.