NANB Introduces Interjurisdictional Nurse Licensure


The Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB) is pleased to announce the launch of Interjurisdictional Nurse Licensure (INL) for RNs and NPs seeking to maintain registration in multiple Canadian jurisdictions. This initiative, developed in partnership with regulatory counterparts across Canada, will create greater mobility and flexibility for nurses while reducing barriers to practice in New Brunswick. Read more...

Don't Delay Your CCP!
Mandatory to Renew Your License

As the end of the practice year is fast approaching, you should be nearing completion of your CCP learning plan: CCP - To Note in September

Opening Soon- Registration Renewal October 1^st 

Are you ready?

Here are a couple of things you can do prior to October 1^st to make your online registration renewal quick and easy: 


• Complete your Mandatory CCP learning Module " Mentoring and Supporting Learners” 
•  Log in to your "My Profile" to make sure you have the correct email and password (remember your username is the email you have on file with NANB).

For more information, visit the NANB website or contact the NANB registration department at nanbregistration@nanb.nb.ca.

CNPS introduces a new process for collecting professional liability protection (PLP)

As of December 9^th, 2024, NANB members will need to register for professional liability protection and core services from the CNPS directly via MyCNPS. Previously, all practicing NANB members paid for access to CNPS services as a subset of their NANB registration fees. Now, NANB will no longer collect the fee for CNPS professional liability protection. Your annual fees have not changed, simply how you pay them has changed.

You can learn more by watching this CNPS video on how to register for professional liability protection or by consulting the CNPS FAQs .

Keeping Your Registration Fees Low

As the demand for nurses continues, and complexities in nursing practice evolve with changes in health care delivery, so does the work of the regulator.

Did you know….the NANB team has grown to accommodate the increased workload? Read more...

We want your feedback! 
Survey Practice Guideline: Scope of Practice

A new practice guideline on scope of practice has been developed to support safe, competent and ethical nursing practice. We are interested in receiving your feedback regarding this new guideline. Read more...

New Standards for Cultural Safety

Were you unable to join the virtual presentation to introduce NANB's new Standards for Cultural Safety? Resources are all available on our website...familiarize yourself with the resources and tools below:

• Standards for Cultural Safety
• Cultural Safety Toolkit
• Recorded Presentation: Introduction to the Standards for Cultural Safety

NANB Practice Resources

Guideline for Nurse Practitioner Practice

Are you a NP or GNP with questions about starting your practice, leaving your practice, or accepting and discharging clients? Are you moving or closing your self-employed practice? These topics and more are discussed in NANB’s Guideline for Nurse Practitioner Practice.

Administering vaccines

Flu season is here, if you are administering vaccines, please consult this fact sheet and pandemic toolkit.

Did you know?

In NB, an NP is a nurse with additional graduate level nursing education providing in-depth knowledge and clinical expertise. They work in a variety of settings such as community health centres, NP-led clinics, private practices, collaborative practices, emergency rooms, correctional facilities, nursing homes, and schools.

Reference: https://nanb.nb.ca/en/education/nursing/

Supporting Nurses with CNA Certification

NANB will now help fund CNA Certification for specialty nursing designations. CNA Certification Award Applications Now open. Read more...

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