Audits of the CDTA’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) were conducted over the summer, following the transition to a two-year cycle effective October 1, 2023. In accordance with CDTA’s audit policy, participants were randomly selected based on the last digit of their registration number.
CDTA initially selected 40 registrants for audit. The outcomes are summarized below:
Dental Technologists and Dental Technicians are important members of your oral health care team. The College of Dental Technologists of Alberta (CDTA) regulates and governs the practice of Registered Dental Technologists and Registered Dental Technicians the Province of Alberta.
Audits of the CDTA’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) were conducted over the summer, following the transition to a two-year cycle effective October 1, 2023. In accordance with CDTA’s audit policy, participants were randomly selected based on the last digit of their registration number.
Based on the feedback we received, we’re sharing information to help address common questions and provide greater clarity about our role and processes. We encourage you to take a few minutes to review it.
As a Registered Dental Technologist (RDT) or Registered Dental Technician (DT), you are part of a regulated health profession that plays a critical role in caring for Albertans. While much of your work happens behind the scenes, the impact on patient care, safety, quality, and outcomes is significant.