Updating Your Status and Information as a Pharmacy Professional

Pharmacy professionals can update the following information in their Registrant Portal, including but not limited to:

• Legal Name Change 
• Contact Information 
• Employment Record 

You can use the Registrant Portal Guide to find step-by-step information how to update certain sections of your profile. To access the document, follow the instructions below: 

•  Login to your https://cphm.alinityapp.com/Client/Account/Login
• Go to My Groups 
• Select Active Registrants 
• Look for the Registrant Portal Guide folder and you will find the PDF document 

Kindly take note that there are certain sections that will be subject for CPhM’s administrative review and approval. You will receive an email once the profile update form has been reviewed, approved or if returned with feedback.  

Please take note it is only at renewal is it cost-effective to convert your class of registration.  A pharmacy professional may plan in advance, converting their class of registration during a renewal period in the fall, to take effect 1st January of the upcoming practice year.   

You are encouraged to consult with CPhM via registration@cphm.ca to determine the best course of action for your individual situation.  

If you would like to pursue changing your class of registration outside of renewal period, please email registration@cphm.ca with the subject line “Registration Change | <Your Name>  <Your License or Listing Number>” (sample: Registration Change | John Smith #12345).  

If you have encountered any issues or need further clarification regarding this page, please do not hesitate to contact registration@cphm.ca. 

1. I would like to change my class of registration from active practice to a non-active status (Non-Practicing, Inactive/Retired, Voluntary Cancellation). Will I be refunded the difference in practice fee?
   1. Please be advised that there is no financial incentive to convert your class of registration, from active practice to non-active status part way through a practice year.  Practice fees are non-refundable.
2. I will be going on a leave of absence (i.e. Paternity/Maternity), do I have to switch to an inactive practice?
   1. A pharmacy professional that goes on leave from a permanent position of employment must remain in the active practice class of registration. This will maintain their eligibility to resume practice later in the practice year when the leave is finished. The “Employment Status” in the Registrant Portal must be updated to reflect the appropriate leave category they will undertake (i.e.:  maternal, paternal, disability, etc.).