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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
12 Aug

Ethical Decision-Making Process for LPNs!
The following chart is from the Code of Ethics for LPNs in Canada.
You may view the entire document here: https://salpn.com/code-of-ethics/

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11 Aug

As part of our external consultation process, the SALPN seeks feedback from our stakeholders until Sept. 3. The consultations can be found here: https://salpn.com/salpn-bylaw-consultations/

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10 Aug

SALPN Employment Opportunity. Ready to join the SALPN team? Visit the link for full details!
https://salpn.com/salpn-employment-opportunity/

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21 Jun

June is National Indigenous History month, June 21, 2021, is National Indigenous Peoples Day. May we remain to reflect, learn, and continue the conversation on the current and past events and put efforts towards reconciliation. #NIHM2021 #NIPD2021

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SALPN
2208 E Victoria Ave
Regina, Saskatchewan
Canada S4N 7B9

Phone: 306-525-1436
Toll Free: 888-257-2576
Fax: 306-347-7784

hours of operation

Monday - Friday
9:00AM - 12:00PM and 1:00PM - 4:00PM

Closed All Statutory Holidays

CONTACT US

Registration: registration@salpn.com
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