The CONB website is under construction
General information
Our mission is to encourage systems of education and regulation that will ensure high standards for safe and effective health care from osteopaths in New Brunswick. Professionals who practice the art and science of osteopathy and who have had complete education allowing them to take responsibility for the overall care of a patient’s health can request to become a member of the CONB.
The CONB requires the applicant to meet or exceed the benchmark guidelines for osteopathy education as outlined by the World Health Organization, “Benchmarks for Training in Osteopathy” (ex: minimum of 4200 hours with at least 1000 hours supervised clinical training for students with no prior training in healthcare). The CONB considers membership applications from those who have graduated from the list of recognized institutions shared by all members of the CFO (see Applicant Form for the list of recognized institutions).
Registration process:
Please fill out the application form found on this website and submit the following documents to registrar.aonb@gmail.com.
- Curriculum vitae
- Photocopy of diploma (note that the CONB reserves the right to see the original diploma)
- Photocopy of Birth Certificate, passports, permanent resident card, work permits visa
- Photocopy of professional liability insurance policy
- Complete Proceeding History Form (police records check) and Vulnerable Sector Check
- An application fee of $50 is to be paid by check or e-transfer to the CONB.
Membership obligations:
The CONB assures that all new and existent members are in good standing with the requirements of the college. Every member must submit to the CONB:
- Membership fees ($1,000) due no later than September 1st of each year. Penalty fees will apply in the event of late payment.
- Proof of renewal of professional coverage (every year)
- Complete Proceeding History Form (police records check)
- Certificates of continuous education (50 credits every 3 years)
- Emergency First Aid + CPR Level C with AED
Any member that fails to provide these to the CONB will be at risk of losing their membership with the college.
Becoming a Member of the CONB
According to Section 69(2) of the Osteopathy Act, the following individuals are eligible for registration with the College of Osteopaths of New Brunswick (CONB):
- Any person who, at the time the Act comes into force, is employed as an osteopath in the province, or has been employed in that capacity at any time in the past three years. The names and addresses of these individuals shall be entered, upon request, in the register, provisional register, specialist register, professional corporations register, or any applicable list, as directed by the Council.
This means that any individual who practiced osteopathy in New Brunswick between June 2022 and June 2025 may apply for registration.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: The deadline for grandfathering applications is November 3rd, 2025. After this date, no new grandfathering applications will be accepted.
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Contact information:
Guillaume Eberle, Registrar
registrar.aonb@gmail.com
Audrey Picard, Secretary
secretary.aonb@gmail.com
For any complaints, please contact the registrar above.