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Continuing Professional DevelopmentBackgroundDear Member A system for monitoring Continuing Professional Development (CPD) has existed within PSI since 2004. In January 2005, following a vote of members in November 2004, CPD became mandatory for all Registered members of the Society. The first CPD cycle covered the years 2004, 2005 and 2006. The second 3 years cycle began in 2007 and will be completed in December 2009 and logs due for submission in January 2010. Following the completion of the first CPD cycle the scheme was reviewed and member’s views of completing the CPD logs were obtained. Dr. Joseph Duffy, former Director of Professional Development, created an up-dated CPD information booklet (see link below). The booklet contains a list of CPD activities and the credits allocated. This list is for guidance purposes and is not exhaustive. It does not exclude activities not accounted for. Such activities will be assessed against the list and credits will be awarded accordingly. The information booklet also contains details of how to apply for credits for CPD events you may wish to offer. Your continued feedback is important in the strategic development of the CPD framework and all queries and feedback can be sent via a dedicated email account to cpd@psihq.ie All the required forms pertaining to CPD activity (log books, application forms for CPD credits, registration forms etc) are available on this PSI website along with a current listing of all CPD events that have been awarded credits. Dr. Katie Baird 12th June 2009 CPD Documents For the Information booklet please click here For the CPD Activity Monitoring Log please click here
For a full list of CPD events and the relevant number of credits please see the following document:
Please check this page and the Irish Psychologist for regular updates on CPD.
New Procedures for Applying for PSI CPD Credits
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