SALPN Committees
If you are a practicing member of the SALPN and are interested in becoming involved with your regulatory body please consider serving on a SALPN Committee. SALPN Committees perform regulatory functions in which the insights and knowledge of Licensed Practical Nurses is essential. The SALPN will email the membership when vacant positions within SALPN Committees become available.
Click on a Committee to view the Committee's terms of reference.
Please submit the Interest Form that is applicable to the committee you are interested in.
Please contact the SALPN office for additional information on any committee (306) 525-1436 or email admin@salpn.com
SALPN Counselling & Investigation Committee
| Chairperson: | Marjorie Molsberry |
| Committee Members: | Tracey Daradich |
| Bonnie Hauser | |
| Public Representative: | Dorothea Warren |
| Investigator: | Della Bartzen |
| Alternate: | Pauline Mason |
SALPN Discipline Committee
| Chairperson: | Don Robinson |
| Committee Members: | Barbara Lindsay |
| Kate DeVries | |
| Brenda Lalonde | |
| Arlene Patron | |
| Terri Feucht Fender | |
| Erica Cherney | |
| Public Representatives: | Kathryn Bradford |
| Jaime Carlson |
SALPN on Twitter
In order to properly wash your hands, all jewelry and nail accessories (polish, gel nails) should be removed. For the upcoming months I would suggest removing any jewelry and nails. It is something simple that you can do! @SaskHealth
Proper hand hygiene is still the most important thing we can all do individually and have absolute personal control over in order to curb the spread of disease. That means washing your hands frequently (after any interpersonal encounter) for at least 20 seconds. @SaskHealth
Our message to LPNs regarding Covid-19.
https://salpn.com/covid-19-for-members-march-13-2020/
OFFICE LOCATION
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
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