Keeping track of CPD

My decision last year to apply to join the GDC’s Council – the part of our professional regulator which decides policy, sets strategic direction, and approves key organisational changes – was in no small part influenced by the organisation’s role in relation to continuing professional development (CPD).

CPD helps you to develop your career

I’ve always been passionate about upskilling the whole dental team. Continuing professional development is such a vital part of being a professional – not only does it ensure that we keep our skills up to date which in turn keeps patients safe, but it also supports individual professional development. Continuing professional development and further training is a way for dental nurses who want to unlock opportunities to go further than their initial qualification allows.