SALPN News Oct. 13, 2021 – 2022 Renewal & Practice Documents
October 15, 2021: renewal opens December 1, 2021: renewal deadline December 2, 2021: late fees begin December 31, 2021: registrations expire at midnight January 1, 2022: must be licensed to work!
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In addition to the safe, secure payment methods (VISA, MasterCard, Debit VISA) already accepted, the SALPN now accepts e-Transfer® payments. e-Transfer® is a secure and convenient way to send money in Canada just by using online banking. Transfers occur almost instantly, and most, but not all, financial institutions offer the service. If you choose to use the e-Transfer® option for your 2022 renewal, ensure your bank supports online banking and that you have it set up. SALPN staff are not responsible for providing technical support for this or any other payment option. Reminder: SALPN no longer accepts cheques or money orders. Any cheques or money orders sent to the SALPN will be returned, and you may be subject to late fees.
New Practice Support documents approved by the SALPN Council in June and September 2021:
LPNs are encouraged to review these documents to support individual practice expectations. Also new this fall is the updated 2020 Standards of Practice for Licensed Practical Nurses in Canada. The SALPN has adopted these updated standards in Bylaw. All LPNs should review the updated standards and take time to assess their practice against these expectations. The four broad standards are paired with a list of indicators describing how LPNs demonstrate they uphold the standard. The indicators are interrelated and provide specific criteria against which actual performance is measured.
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