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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
6 Feb

LPNs, are you interested in serving the public as a member of the SALPN Council? Did you know the SALPN is delegated the responsibility to regulate the profession on behalf of the government? Watch this video to learn more about the role.https://salpn.com/wp-content/uploads/Council-Elections-Informational-Video-v2.mp4

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
6 Feb

The regulation of professions is a provincial responsibility, but part of the responsibility is harmonizing with the regulators of other Canadian provinces. Nursing regulators from across Canada and the NNAS are discussing assessment of nursing education from around the world.

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Jan

Beginning in 2022, LPNs writing the licensure exam will be tested on updated entry level competencies. You can review them here: https://salpn.com/wp-content/uploads/CCPNR-ELCs_2020E-SALPN-LOGO.pdf

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Jan

Are you aware of the formalities of the disciplinary process? SALPN has created a new document to help understand disciplinary proceedings. Find it here: https://salpn.com/wp-content/uploads/Disciplinary-Proceedings-Doc.pdf #publicprotection

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