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Board of Certification Members

Name	Role	Email
Keara Shaw, CPHI(C)	Chair	chair@boc.ciphi.ca
Ian Harrison, CPHI(C)	Past-Chair	past.chair@boc.ciphi.ca
A.L. (Gus) Skinner, CPHI(C)	NB Branch	gus.skinner@outlook.com
Janice Gammie, CPHI(C)	NS/PEI Branch	Janice.Gammie@novascotia.ca
Daria Romanish, CPHI(C)	Alberta Branch	boc@ciphi.ab.ca
Gary Tam, CPHI(C)	BC Branch	bocbcbranch@ciphi.bc.ca
Stephen Hancock, CPHI(C)	Manitoba Branch	stephen.hancock@gov.mb.ca
Lal Rishi, CPHI(C)	Ontario Branch	onrep@boc.ciphi.ca
George Koutsoulis, CPHI(C)	Saskatchewan Branch	skrep@boc.ciphi.ca
Tonya Pugh, CPHI(C)	Canadian Armed Forces Representative	cafrep@boc.ciphi.ca

Examination Coordinators

Name	Province	Email
Angela Whalen, CPHI(C)	British Columbia	BOCExamCoordinator@ciphi.bc.ca
Marcy Iwanyk, CPHI(C)	Alberta	examcoordinator@ciphi.ab.ca
Nimone Campbell, CPHI(C)	Saskatchewan	nimone.campbell@saskhealthauthority.ca
Shume Lee, CPHI(C)	Manitoba	shume.lee@gov.mb.ca
Alicia Lowe-Downes, CPHI(C)	Ontario	alicia.lowe-downes@toronto.ca
Renee Bourque, CPHI(C)	New Brunswick	renee.n.bourque@gnb.ca
Heidi Darling, CPHI(C)	Nova Scotia/PEI	heidi_darling@hotmail.com
Douglas Howse, CPHI(C)	Newfoundland/Labrador	douglashowse@gov.nl.ca

In 1935 the Canadian Public Health Association established qualifications for inspectors relating to post secondary school education and technical training, and conducted examinations for Certification, awarding a Certificate in Sanitary Inspection. In 1963 there was a change in designation from Sanitary Inspector to Public Health Inspector. The Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada) is recognized by the departments of health and other agencies in Canada as evidence of satisfactory training. In the establishment and conduct of certification, the Association had the co-operation and assistance of Federal, Provincial and local Health Authorities and the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors.

In the discharge of its responsibilities, the Canadian Public Health Association appointed a national committee, the committee on the Certification of Sanitary Inspectors (now the Board of Certification of Public Health Inspectors) with representatives of Federal, Provincial and local Health Authorities and the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors. On July 1^st, 1979 the operation and administration of the Board of Certification was accepted by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors from the Canadian Public Health Association.

Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada)

The Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada), CPHI(C), is granted by the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors to those candidates who fulfill the requirements set forth in the Regulations Respecting the Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada) and Governing the Board of Certification of Public Health Inspectors.

This Certificate is a certificate of qualification and is intended to meet the needs of the provinces, municipalities, federal government, and other employers of qualified Public Health Inspectors.

The Certification Process

Education

Candidates must hold a degree in a program of instruction approved by the Board of Certification. The following institutions provide programs which meet theBOC’s Instructional Objectives, and are currently approved:

Ryerson University – Toronto, ON
British Columbia Institute of Technology – Burnaby, BC
Concordia University of Edmonton – Edmonton, AB
Cape Breton University – Sydney, NS
Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning – Kitchener, ON
First Nations University of Canada – Regina, SK

For members of the Canadian Armed Forces, please contact the BOC Canadian Armed Forces Representative.

Practical Experience

In order to be eligible to sit the Examination to obtain the Certificate in Public Health Inspection (Canada), every candidate must satisfactorily complete a twelve (12) week minimum practicum in the basic inspection programs. This practicum must be coordinated by a qualified person who holds the CPHI(C) at the supervisory level of the agency where the practicum is to take place.

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Certification Documents

The most recent edition of the certification package for new and repeating candidates is released. All files are in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). For more information on how to view and print Adobe PDF files, see below.

Complete Certification Package for Candidates (revised March 2021) – Full BOC Package (You will need a program such as 7-Zip to unpack this file)
BOC price chart – bocpriceschart.pdf

Examination Dates

COVID-19 precautions will be in effect at exam locations, with provincial exam coordinators working to ensure the health and safety of both candidates and examiners.

Examination Sitting	General 50-Day Application Deadline	Examination Date
October 2021	Tuesday, September 7, 2021	Wednesday, October 27, 2021
April 2022	Tuesday, March 8, 2022	Wednesday, April 27, 2022

Exam results will be sent electronically to the candidate’s email address within 6 to 8 weeks after the exam date. Successful candidates will receive their CIPHI certificate by mail within 8 to 10 weeks after the exam date.

Foreign-Trained Environmental Public Health Professionals

The CIPHI welcomes applications from foreign trained environmental public health professionals. The BOC will assess the credentials of international applicants to determine if their education and experience qualifies them to sit the equivalency exam.

The CIPHI BOC multiple choice question equivalency exam is a standardized evaluation to assess the academic competencies of a foreign trained environmental public health professional seeking the CPHI(C) designation. Candidates, must pass the written equivalency examination to be eligible to proceed to make an application for the BOC examination for the CPHI(C). Requirements for foreign trained environmental public health professionals seeking CPHI(C) designation can be found here.

Form	Cost
Application fee (Annex H)	$125.00 + tax
Examination fee (Annex J)	$850.00 + tax

The 2022 equivalency exam dates are yet to be determined but will be posted here once set. Please check back regularly for updates.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Do I have to be a member of the Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (CIPHI)