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The following organizations have reached out to the SALPN and indicated an emergent need for temporary LPNs to assist them during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please contact these employers directly; the SALPN does not have any further information.
Samaritan Place – Saskatoon, SK Permanent Full-Time LPN position – 12 hour shifts Contact: Jennifer Marin 306-986-1463 Crocus Plains Villa Inc. Chez Nous Personal Care Home – Moose Jaw Contact: Manon Desruisseaux 306-631-6776 Chateau St. Michael’s – Moose Jaw Contact: Marcia Levesque 306-693-2323 Eaglestone Lodge Personal Care Home – Kamsack Contact: Cindy Hudye 306-542-2620
Shared on behalf of International Coalition of Medicines Regulatory Authorities
Dear Healthcare Professional,
Health Canada, in collaboration with members of the International Coalition of Medicines Regulatory Authorities (ICMRA), released a statement about confidence in COVID-19 vaccines for health care professionals. The statement aims to inform and help health care professionals answer questions about COVID-19 vaccines. It explains how vaccines undergo robust scientific evaluation to determine their safety, efficacy and quality and how safety will continue to be closely monitored after approval. ICMRA brings together the heads of 30 medicines regulatory authorities from every region in the world, including Health Canada, with the WHO as an observer. Medicines regulators recognise their important role in facilitating the provision of access to safe and effective high-quality medicinal products that are essential to human health and well-being. This includes ensuring that the benefits of vaccines outweigh their risks. Information on vaccines and treatments authorized for COVID-19 can be found on Canada’s COVID-19 vaccines and treatments portal. Weekly updated information about any adverse events that individuals have experienced following COVID-19 vaccine immunization can be found in the COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Report.
LPN Practice Decision-Making Tool Have you ever been faced with a question about LPN practice and wondered if you can do something? Applying the SALPN LPN
Pre-Authorized Payment Plan (PPP) 471 SALPN Members were part of the first withdrawal of the 2021 It’s not too late to get in on the action and save yourself from the lump sum payment due next fall during renewal! PPP enrollment is ongoing, so even if you missed out on the initial withdrawal, you can register now and have your first payment withdrawn on March 1st. If you enroll now or in a month down the road, the balance owing is due at your next renewal. It’s just that easy! You must register by February 25th to get in on the next withdrawal. Still not sure if the program is for you? Click below for the program’s details and enrollment information.
Nominations are Open! There will be three Council positions open for election in 2021:
The SALPN Council recently adopted principles to guide them in their governing role. Click below to learn what guides the Council’s decision making and additional council information.
Watch the Council Governance video!
Education Grants Did you know the SALPN offers an education grant program designed to support the cost of providing education to health care providers? A commitment to life-long education is a regulatory requirement of all practicing LPNs. Therefore, the SALPN provides an opportunity to support or supplement the cost of delivering education to LPNs and other health care providers for the purpose of enhancing knowledge, skill, ability and judgement by way of Education Grants. Examples of an applicable grant include:
For more information about the criteria of applicable and non-applicable education grants or to complete the application form, click the button below!
SAVE THE DATE: SALPN’s VIRTUAL AGM May 18th, 2021
Due to COVID-19, the SALPN office remains closed, and the staff are primarily working from home. For assistance, please visit the SALPN contact page below. LPN Practice and CEP inquiries – practice@salpn.com
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