Republic Act No. 10912 Flashcards
What is Republic Act No. 10912 known as?
Continuing Professional Development Act of 2016
When did Republic Act No. 10912 lapse into law?
July 21, 2016
What does CPD stand for?
Continuing Professional Development
What does CPD aim to inculcate?
Advanced knowledge, skills, and ethical values for post-licensure specialization or multidisciplinary study
What are the key purposes of CPD?
Assimilation into professional practice, self-directed research, and lifelong learning
Who serves as the Chairman of the CPD Council?
A member of the Professional Regulatory Board.
Who is the first member of the CPD Council?
The President or officer of the APO (PAMET).
Who is the second member of the CPD Council?
The President or officer of the national organization of deans or department chairpersons of schools, colleges, or universities (PASMETH).
What is the Certificate of Registration?
Evidence of the authority to practice the profession, with all rights and privileges.
What is included in the Professional Identification Card?
Name, registration number, date of issuance, expiry, and signatures of the PRC chairperson and card holder.
How often must registered and licensed professionals complete CPD credit units?
Every 3 years, with expiration on their birthday.
What is the validity of CPD provider accreditation?
3 years.
How many CPD credit units are required for RMTs and MLTs?
RMTs: 45; MLTs: 30.
What is Republic Act 8981 about?
Modernization of the PRC.
How many CPD credit units are required for ethics for RMTs and MLTs?
RMTs: 8; MLTs: 5.
How many CPD credit units are required for Standards of Professional Practice for RMTs and MLTs?
RMTs: 12; MLTs: 8.
How many CPD credit units are required for Enhancement of Professional Practice and Technical Competence for RMTs and MLTs?
RMTs: 20; MLTs: 14.
How many CPD credit units are required for Environmental Factors Affecting the Profession for RMTs and MLTs?
RMTs: 5; MLTs: 3.
What are the six types of CPD programs counted within the renewal period?
Formal learning, Nonformal learning, Informal learning, Self-directed learning, Online learning activities, Professional work experience.
What is formal learning in CPD programs?
Educational arrangements like masteral, doctoral, or other formal education.
What is nonformal learning in CPD programs?
Learning acquired in addition to or as an alternative to formal learning, often structured (e.g., PAMET).
What is informal learning in CPD programs?
Learning that occurs in daily life and is assessed through recognition, validation, and accreditation.
What is self-directed learning in CPD programs?
Activities like online training, seminars, non-degree courses, or institution/company-sponsored training programs.
What are online learning activities in CPD programs?
Structured or unstructured learning initiatives using the internet and web-based information.
What is professional work experience in CPD programs?
Experience gained in a professional setting that contributes to CPD credit.
What is PRC Resolution 1146 s. 2019?
The new IRR due to previous issues, which exempts professionals overseas and newly licensed professionals (for their first renewal cycle) from CPD requirements.
What does the CPD council reduce during the transitory period?
Required CUs to a minimum of 15.
What does Memorandum Order No. 98 s. 2023 establish?
Transition period for CPD compliance and non-acceptance of CPD undertakings starting January 1, 2024.
What are the required CPD credit units per year from 2024 to 2027?
2024: 15; 2025: 20; 2026: 30; 2027 and onwards: 45.
Who is exempt from CPD requirements according to PRC Resolution 1146 s. 2019?
Professionals overseas and newly licensed professionals for their first renewal cycle.
When does the non-acceptance of CPD undertaking begin?
January 1, 2024.
