Self-Assessment


The Self-Assessment is a tool that assists members in identifying their learning needs (both those to maintain competency and those to advance professionally) and creating a plan for learning. The Self-Assessment Tool, available on-line through the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Portal, consists for six sections: Standards of Practice, Clinical Knowledge, Practice Environment, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Log, Education Action Plan and Feedback Survey.

Every year, 20 % of members in Part A of the Register will be randomly selected to complete the Self-Assessment Tool (Phase I of the Practice Review). This means that approximately 2,400 pharmacists will be selected to participate each year, and every pharmacist in Part A will be selected to participate once in every five year cycle. Members who are randomly selected for this process are required to complete the Self-Assessment Tool and notify the College of completion within eight weeks. Although members are only required to complete the Self-Assessment once in every five year cycle, members are encouraged to complete it voluntarily on a yearly basis.

The Self-Assessment Tool is available on-line as part of the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Portal.

To access the Self-Assessment Tool:

  1. Click on the CPD Portal button located in the FAST TRACK menu of the OCP website; this will bring you to the sign-in page.
  2. Your User Name is your OCP number.
  3. Your Password is your date of birth in the following format MMDDYY (use numbers only). For example, if your birth date is September 14, 1980 your password would be 091480. (Note: your password can be changed once you have logged-in.)
  4. Click on Self-Assessment Tool