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Mainpro+ FAQs: What Every Family Physician Needs to Know

Answers to the most common questions about Mainpro+ credits, credit types, reporting cycles, approved activities and how to submit learning for CFPC certification.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mainpro+?

Mainpro+ is the CFPC’s professional development program for family physicians. It is the only CPD program recognized by the CFPC for Certification maintenance.

How many credits do I need per cycle?

You need a minimum of 25 certified credits and 50 non-certified credits (total 75 credits) per five-year cycle.

What is the difference between certified and non-certified credits?

Certified activities are pre-approved by the CFPC and carry a set credit value. These include OCFP webinars, workshops and conferences that display the Mainpro+ logo.

Non-certified credits are self-reported learning activities such as reading journals, case-based learning, peer discussion or online modules from non-CFPC-accredited sources.

How do I log my credits?

Log credits directly through your CFPC member account at cfpc.ca. Keep certificates and documentation for your records.

Do OCFP events offer Mainpro+ credits?

Many OCFP educational events are certified for Mainpro+ credits. Each event listing on this site clearly indicates the number and type of credits available.

What happens if I don’t meet my credit requirements?

If you do not meet your Mainpro+ requirements, the CFPC will contact you to develop a remediation plan. Maintaining good standing requires timely credit reporting.

Suggested citation

OCFP Education Team. Mainpro+ FAQs: What Every Family Physician Needs to Know. OCFP; 2026. Reviewed July 1, 2026.Retrieved from: ontariofamilyphysicians.ca/resources/mainpro-faqs/