Professional Growth Plan

A Professional Growth Plan (PGP) identifies activities and strategies that will provide LPN’s with the opportunity to evaluate their knowledge, skills and performance. A professional self-assessment assists an LPN to evaluate their overall levels of competency and performance as they relate to the LPN Standards of Practice. The use of self-assessment enables practitioners to identify previously unperceived or future needs to guide ongoing professional growth.  

Considering the importance and the commitment involved to properly complete a Professional Growth Plan, the SALPN recognizes this CEP activity as part of Section A: Formal Activities and is worth 16 re-portable hours for LPNs licensed for 7 or more months of a licensure year. LPNs licensed for less than 7 months of a licensure year are not eligible to complete the Professional Growth Plan. 

Click below links for more information on how to get started! 

  1. How to Complete a Professional Growth Plan
  2. Initial Self-Assessment Review Form 
  3. Initial Manager/Peer Performance Appraisal Form
  4. LPN Self-Reflection and Action Plan  
  5. Concluding Self-Assessment Form
  6. Concluding Manager/Peer Performance Review Form

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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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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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