The Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB) is a statutory board established under the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act 2000. TCMPB registers TCM practitioners (both acupuncturists and TCM physicians), accredits TCM institutions and TCM courses for the purpose of registration and regulates the professional ethics and conduct of registered TCM practitioners.
Renewal of Practising Certificates for TCM Practitioners on Full Registration (2019)
01 Apr 2019 14:45
Registered TCM practitioners on full registration whose Practising Certificates (PCs) are expiring on 30 Jun 2019 can apply for online PC renewal from 1 Apr 2019 onwards.
Online Submission
If you wish to continue your practice in TCM/acupuncture, please submit an online PC renewal application at Login for TCM Practitioners (best viewed using Internet Explorer 8.0 or above) using your SingPass account.
When submitting your online PC renewal application, please do the following:
- Check and update your personal particulars
- Attach supporting documents if there are any changes in your particulars
- Make online payment for PC renewal fee via Visa, MasterCard, or GIRO if you have an existing GIRO arrangement with us
Late Renewal
Please note the following:
- A late fee of $75 will be imposed if your PC renewal application is not received by 31 May 2019
- A late fee of $200 will be imposed if your PC renewal application is received after 30 Jun 2019
- Request for waiver of late fee payment will not be entertained
- Under Section 24 of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Act (Cap 333A), it is an offence for a registered TCM practitioner to carry out any prescribed practice of TCM/acupuncture without holding a valid PC
Notice of Renewal
With effect from 1 Apr 2019, the TCM Practitioners Board has ceased sending hardcopy PC renewal notices. You will be notified via email when your PC is due for renewal. Hence, please ensure that your email address in the Board’s records is updated.
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