SALPN News Sept. 23, 2020 – CEP How-To Webinar, Immunizations & More
CEP How-To A new webinar is available at the CEP section of the SALPN website. The webinar explains the CEP program and includes how-to information on how to carry-over hours, adding 2020 CEP hours, categorizing hours, and the documentation required. The 25-minute webinar is a great review, as the renewal season is just around the corner! ![]()
As flu season approaches, LPN’s may be asked to provide immunizations to clients and colleagues. Any LPN that is considering providing this service is reminded to review the guideline document “Immunization” to ensure that they have the required competencies to do so. LPNs are authorized by the SALPN to provide immunizations as an additional competency. Your employer may restrict this practice so you will need to review your employer policies. Contact practice@salpn.com with any questions about this, or any LPN practice questions.
Carry-Over Hours
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Reminder Deadline: October 15, 2020
The Council is currently seeking an LPN to serve as an alternate member of the C&I Committee. An alternate member will be utilized in the event of a conflict of interest within the committee and is an excellent candidate to replace other members as terms expire.
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Due to a recent cyber attack on another Canadian Regulator, the SALPN has incorporated additional security, called two-factor authentication (2FA). Now, after you log in using your user name and password, a code will be sent to your email on file. Once you receive the code, enter it to access your member portal.
Make sure to check your inbox and junk folder for the code email.
You can see how to complete the 2FA through the images below!
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