How many continuing education hours are required in Saskatchewan?

CAS requires 30 hours of continuing education per 2-year cycle. Your submission should include the required CAS “Inside Hours” and eligible “Outside Hours.” Always verify current rules with CAS.

What are “Inside Hours” in Saskatchewan?

Inside Hours are CAS-provided seminars and required components (as defined by CAS policy). These are the hours members commonly need to plan first each cycle.

What are “Outside Hours” in Saskatchewan?

Outside Hours are verifiable learning activities from outside organizations that relate to chiropractic practice. Many online courses can fit here if they are verifiable and relevant.

Can I complete all Saskatchewan CE online?

Many members can complete eligible Outside Hours online. However, CAS Inside Hours are typically tied to CAS-provided seminars. Confirm your specific cycle requirements directly with CAS.

Do CPR or First Aid courses count toward Saskatchewan CE hours?

CAS policy includes CPR certification as a required Inside-hour component on a defined schedule. For other First Aid items, confirm how CAS counts them for your cycle.

Are there mandatory topics like record keeping or professional boundaries?

Yes—CAS policy outlines mandatory Inside-hour components such as record keeping and professional boundaries on set intervals. Check CAS policy for your due dates.

What if I have more Outside Hours than allowed?

If you exceed the maximum Outside Hours, the extra hours may not apply to your renewal. Plan your Inside Hours first, then fill remaining hours with eligible Outside Hours.

How do I document and report my Saskatchewan CE?

Keep certificates, course outlines, and completion dates in your professional records. Use the CAS member process for submission/attestation and retain documentation in case of audit.