Internationally Educated Nurses

As an Internationally Educated Nurse your education needs to be assessed and approved prior to writing the CPNRE and for registration with the SALPN.  This process is completed through the National Nursing Assessment Service (www.nnas.ca). 

After NNAS has generated a report your next step is to have it sent to the SALPN for a final assessment.  Please review the following instructions, then complete the form and send it to the SALPN. 

 IEN Application Instructions 

IEN Application Package

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Regulators hard at work on licensure exam development. Licensure exams protect the public by measuring knowledge of the required entry level competencies. #publicprotection

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SALPN met with the Minister of Rural and Remote Health today to discuss SALPN’s contributions to protecting the public through regulation of the LPN profession. @GregOttenbreit #regulatoryexcellence @Figure1984

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