Don't Practice Without a Permit

LPNs must complete their Registration Renewal to keep their practice permit valid. 

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Also in This Issue:

  • What Is Provisional Registration?
  • Get More Out of the Knowledge Hub
  • Easy Steps to Renew Your Practice Permit
  • Featured Video Series: Legal Issues in Nursing
  • Document Update: Understanding the Difference: Regulator, Association, Union, and Employer
  • CLPNA Holiday Hours



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Reminder: CLPNA Office Closure


The CLPNA office will be closed December 25 and 26 and January 1 for the holidays. We highly recommend that LPNs complete their Registration Renewal before our closures.

REGISTRANT SURVEY

In September all LPNs were invited to participate in the 2023 CLPNA Registrant Survey. The survey was designed to help the CLPNA understand how changes in the health system may be impacting LPNs and the care they provide. Included were questions to help assess LPN practice environment, self-reported health, and perspectives on being a regulated health professional.


We greatly appreciate all who completed the survey. Thank you for your time and for sharing your thoughts.


In the coming months, the CLPNA will be looking closely at the survey responses to better understand the perceptions and insights of LPNs. We will share more of what we heard in 2024.


Again, thank you for your feedback and for the important work you do as LPNs.


Jeanne Weis, CEO & Registrar

NEWS SPOTLIGHT

What Is a Provisional Permit?


If an LPN has provisional registration, they are authorized to practice. Learn more about the requirements for provisional registration in this article.


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Follow These Easy Steps to Renew Your Practice Permit


On January 1, 2024, the Registration Renewal system will close. Follow the steps in our guide to complete the process. 

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Get More Out of the Knowledge Hub


Read this article to learn more about our new website's Knowledge Hub, a one-stop shop for information that supports LPN practice.

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Continuing Competence Learning Resources

The CLPNA provides ongoing education in a variety of formats to promote the continuing competence of LPNs.

Video Spotlight: Legal Issues in Nursing Series


The four-part series, Legal Issues in Nursing: Empowering Nurses with Medical Legal Knowledge, was developed for Alberta LPNs by Connect Medical Legal Experts.

The CLPNA's educational videos, Learning Modules, and other resources can be accessed through the Knowledge Hub.

Learning Resources

Understanding the Difference: Regulator, Association, Union, and Employer


Advocacy, hiring, salaries, and networking with LPNs are separate from the regulatory responsibilities of the CLPNA. Learn more about the distinct functions of a regulator, association, union, and employer in this info sheet.

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