CMLTA
CMLTA Podcast
Simplifying the regulation of Medical Laboratory Technologists in Alberta
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The Importance of Governability 25.09.2023 7:46
Send us Fan Mail In today's episode we discuss the importance of governability including what it means, how you can demonstrate it, as well as the consequences of being ungovernable.
Preparing for Renewal 30.08.2023 7:57
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss the changes in this year's renewal process and how you can prepare for renewal before it opens on September 15th.
Temporary Leaves of Absence and Cancellation 30.06.2023 7:34
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss MLT's options for registration when they are on temporary leaves such as medical or paternal leaves as well as provide information on the process of cancelling your practice permit.
CCP and Practice Hour Audits 02.06.2023 8:14
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we explain the CCP and Practice Hour Audit process to help members feel more confident should they be selected for an audit.
Recent Changes to the Health Professions Act 28.04.2023 11:37
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the CMLTA podcast and go over recent changes to the Health Professions Act.
Complaints Part 4: The Final Episode 17.03.2023 9:57
Send us Fan Mail In the last episode of the complaints series we discuss interim conditions, the appeals process, and the differences in the complaints process for complaints of sexual abuse and sexual misconduct towards patients.
Complaints Part 3: Investigations and Hearings 06.02.2023 11:17
Send us Fan Mail Join us for our third episode in our complaints series where we discuss the investigation and hearings process under the HPA.
Complaints Part 2: Resolving a Complaint 21.12.2022 9:17
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss what happens after the College receives a complaint of unprofessional conduct and describe what actions the Complaints Director may take in resolving the complaint.
Complaints Part 1: Unprofessional Conduct and Mandatory Reporting 24.11.2022 8:44
Send us Fan Mail Tune into our very first episode in a series on complaints where we discuss what behaviours and actions are unprofessional conduct and when mandatory reporting is required.
What Do You Get For Your Fees? 03.10.2022 6:11
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we discuss what you get for your registration fees each year and how your fees are used by the CMLTA.
Answering FAQ's About the New System and CCP 03.08.2022 13:30
Send us Fan Mail In this episode answer some frequently asked questions about the new member database software and the Continuing Competence Program (CCP).
Good Character and Unprofessional Conduct 30.06.2022 12:05
Send us Fan Mail Join us as we discuss good character, how it is assessed during registration, and how it relates to professional conduct.
The Role of a CMLTA Councilor 27.05.2022 8:50
Send us Fan Mail Get the inside scoop on what it is like to be a CMLTA councilor as we interview our current President, Danielle Marchand, and Vice President, Jessica Wiebe.
Answering Your Questions About Laboratory Specialists 04.05.2022 7:03
Send us Fan Mail Over the past few months the CMLTA has been receiving a lot of questions regarding laboratory specialists. In this episode we hope to answer the most common questions we have received.
Protected Titles, Permits, and Mandatory Registration 25.03.2022 8:16
Send us Fan Mail In this episode we go into detail on what the protected titles are for Medical Laboratory Technologists in Alberta and understand when an individual can use these titles and when they must be registered with the CMLTA. We also discuss practice permits , what information they contain, and how to look up an MLT on the public register.
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