Vision & Mission

Vision

Excellence in the regulation of Licensed Practical Nurses

Mission

Protect the public through regulation of the Licensed Practical Nurse profession in Saskatchewan

Values

Integrity

Being accountable for our actions and decisions guided by honesty, fairness and transparency
Quality

Promoting excellence through the creation and application of policy in professional nursing regulation
Professionalism

Nursing regulation supportive of nurses continuously building competence, knowledge, skills and expertise to offer the highest quality care
Respect

Creating a culture of equity, inclusiveness and diversity within the SALPN, the membership and external stakeholders
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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Oct

The Ontario College of Teachers is sharing the work they have done to incorporate indigenous art into the Ethical Standards of the Teaching Profession. @OCT_OEEO #cnar2019

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
30 Oct

Interesting session about models of regulator oversight. If we are committed to doing this work well and for the right reasons - oversight doesn’t have to be a threat but an opportunity to better serve the public. #cnar2019

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TheSalpnSALPN@TheSalpn·
28 Oct

The Council Chair @Figure1984 and Vice Chair @ewenlafleur ate pleased to be taking in this education to support the SALPN’s quest for excellence in governance.

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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

Monday - Friday
9:00AM - 12:00PM and 1:00PM - 4:00PM

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SALPN acknowledges the organization resides on traditional land, referred to as Treaty 4 Territory, the original lands of the Cree, Ojibwe, Salteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We honour and respect the treaties that were made on all territories and are committed to our partnership with Indigenous Nations in the spirit of reconciliation and collaboration. 

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