Attention Insurance Companies

1. Effective February 01/2017 new requirements of membership will be posted on this page, new rules will require higher educational standards

2. Due to privacy policies of the association, we are unable to post the list of practicing members of the association.

Information posted on our webside may be (and was)  used against our Professional Members.

For complete list of our practicing members in a good standing, along with designations and registration numbers please contact association directly via

e-mail : info@theosteopathy.com

Thank you for cooperation.

Membership Qualifications

(a) Hold a Bachelor of Science or a Medical degree or its equivalent (4,000 hours of education)

These organizations can evaluate the education that you completed outside of Canada. They charge a fee for their services.

Comparative Education Service (CES) at the University of Toronto 

International Credentials Assessment Service (ICAS)

World Education Services (WES)

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(b) be a graduate of an Osteopathic College or other educational institution considered by the Board to be equivalent to a Board approved osteopathic educational institution.

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(c) Registration with at least one Regulatory Body (For example : Chiropractors, Naturopath's, RMT's)

Categories of Membership

(a) Full Members

(1) Be admitted to membership by resolution of the Board; and

(2) Have paid the annual membership fee to the Corporation;

(3) To have at least 1200 hours of  clinical experience in the field (Letter from Employer);

(4) To be a permanent resident of Canada ;

Active members may vote, hold office, serve on committees and in other capacities as the Board deems useful or necessary.

                                                                             Membership Dues

(a)  Any member who is delinquent in paying dues for a period of thirty (30) days from the time dues are payable shall have his or her membership terminated.

(b) All dues shall be non-refundable.

(c) Persons who have had their membership terminated may be reinstated upon payment of a reinstatement fee in additions to their dues.

                                                Termination of Membership:

Professional Membership is not transferable, and shall lapse and cease to exist:

a) Upon death of the member;

(b) When the member ceases to be a member by resignation;

c) When the member has failed to pay his or her annual dues within thirty (30) days of when the dues are payable.