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The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists is a regulatory body established under the Health Professions Act whose primary purpose of the HPA is the protection of the public. This driving principle is upheld through requirements and procedures established by the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT). In addition, the College continues to offer member services that promote and support continuing education, networking opportunities, and professional excellence.

The Alberta College of Occupational Therapists is the regulatory body for the profession of occupational therapy in Alberta. The College is responsible for ensuring the public receives competent, ethical occupational therapy services.

The Alberta College of Optometrists (ACO) is the regulatory and licensing body for the profession of optometry in Alberta. The College is also responsible for the establishment, maintenance and enforcement of Standards of Practice, competency skills and the ACO Code of Ethics to ensure that optometrists practice their profession in the best interests of the public.

The Alberta College of Pharmacists (ACP) is responsible for quality pharmacist practice in Alberta. Its major activities include ensuring that only qualified pharmacists are licensed in the province, and that Alberta pharmacists maintain their knowledge and skills at the highest level possible.

The Alberta College of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (ACSLPA) is the regulatory body for the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology. ACSLPA is responsible for protecting and serving the public by regulating the practice of speech-language pathologists and audiologists in Alberta.

The College of Dental Technicians is established by Regulation under the Health Professions Act to regulate the profession of Dental Technology in British Columbia.
The College must at all times act in the public interest and operate under the principles of natural justice and procedural fairness.

The College, established in 2002, ensures that members have the proper education and training to provide professional, competent and ethical dietetic services. The College currently regulates the practice of approximately 1000 Registered Dietitians in Alberta who work in various settings such as hospitals, private clinics, primary care networks, long-term care facilities and community health centres.

The College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta (CLPNA) is the regulatory organization for Alberta’s Licensed Practical Nurses. CLPNA sets entry-to-practice requirements; and establishes, promotes and enforces standards of practice and conduct.

The College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Nova Scotia (CLPNNS) is the governing body for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in Nova Scotia.
LPNs care for the public in a variety of care settings, acute care, long-term care, home care, and community. Only those holding a CURRENT Certificate of Registration are permitted to use the title 'Licensed Practical Nurse'.

The College of Physical Therapists of Alberta (CPTA) is a regulatory body established by the Government of Alberta to regulate the practice of physical therapists in the public interest. The CPTA gets its authority from the Physical Therapy Profession Act and General Regulations.

The College of Physical Therapists of British Columbia (CPTBC) is a not-for-profit organization responsible for regulating the practice of physical therapists in the public interest. The CPTBC sets standards for entry into the profession, registers physical therapists, sets and enforces a set of rules that registrants must follow and develops programs to promote the highest standards of physical therapy practice.

The College is the body responsible for the registration (or licensing) of any physiotherapist who wishes to practice physiotherapy in this province. Its primary purpose in registering physiotherapists is to ensure that the public receives physiotherapy treatment only from a qualified person. The College is also charged with ensuring that complaints of malpractice, misconduct or misrepresentation involving physiotherapists are thoroughly investigated and that appropriate action is taken to resolve the problem.

The Continuing Care Assistant (CCA) certification is the entry to practice education requirement for individuals providing direct care and support services in Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness (DHW) funded Nursing Homes/Homes for the Aged and Home Support Agencies. CCAs also work in a variety of other health care settings including hospitals.

The mission of the LSS is to govern the legal profession by upholding high standards of competence and integrity; ensuring the independence of the profession; advancing the administration of justice, the profession and the rule of law; all in the public interest.

The Saskatchewan Association of Licensed Practical Nurses (SALPN) regulates Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in Saskatchewan. The purpose of regulation is to ensure public safety.

The Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists is a self-regulating professional body whose purpose is to protect the public through the licensing, regulation and discipline of physical therapists in the province of Saskatchewan. SCPT derives its mandate from the Act respecting the regulation of Physical Therapists 1998 in the province of Saskatchewan.