CPD requirements for chinese medicine practitioners
What the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia's CPD registration standard asks of a chinese medicine practitioner with general registration, and how VitalCPD keeps your records ready for an audit.
What the Board requires
- At least 20 h of CPD each registration year (this one: 1 Dec 2025 – 30 Nov 2026).
- At least 5 h of it interactive.
- At least 4 h of professional issues.
- Some content relevant to each division you're registered in.
Registered part-way through the year? Your hours may be less (pro-rata). Work out your own hours.
Sources, checked 15 Oct 2026:
Boards update their standards from time to time. VitalCPD isn't affiliated with Ahpra or the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia; always check the Board's current standard.
Reflection questions in VitalCPD
Based on Ahpra, Questions to help you reflect (Dec 2019). VitalCPD asks these for every activity you log.
- What did I learn from the CPD activity?
- Did what I learn help meet my learning goals?
- Has what I learnt improved my competence and kept me up to date or built on my knowledge? How?
- Does what I learnt suggest that I could change my practice to improve patient outcomes? How? If not, why?
- How could/should I change my practice to improve patient outcomes?
- What do I need to do to implement change in my practice?
- Do I need to do any further learning to ensure that I am competent and up to date?
- Summary