Spotlight on Nurses: Licensed Practical Nurses, Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses 01/26

Описание: Are you connected to the nursing profession in Manitoba?

The College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba is Manitoba’s registered nursing regulator and is responsible for overseeing the practice of registered nursing in our province.

That means we ensure that all registered nurses and nurse practitioners are qualified to provide safe, ethical care ─ in the same way that driver licensing helps ensure that anyone who has a driver’s license can operate a vehicle safely on our roads.

We have been guiding the registered nursing profession since 1913, and throughout that time we’ve been committed to one central goal: protection and service of the public interest through quality registered nursing regulation.

The topics covered will include:

Our vision, mission, and values
Professional regulation
Internationally Educated Nurse Standard Registration Pathway
The CRPNM will be presenting on the “application process for IEPNs” for registered psychiatric nursing in Manitoba.

We will cover the following:

Right Door Approach- how do I know if I am a Registered Psychiatric Nurse?
Who can apply as an IEPN?
Requirements for Registration
Clinical Practice Requirements
How to Apply
Education Assessment
Registration Process
The College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Manitoba (CLPNM) is the professional regulatory body for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in Manitoba:

We establish standards for practical nursing education program in Manitoba to ensure LPNs entering the profession have the knowledge, skills, and judgment they need for their roles.
We grant licenses to Manitoba’s practical nurses, which includes evaluating each application for initial or renewed registration against the criteria for the profession.
We establish professional standards and guidelines so that Manitobans can expect professional, competent, compassionate, ethical, and safe care from LPNs.
We oversee the practice and conduct of practical nurses in Manitoba, which includes receiving and investigating complaints, and if necessary, taking action to protect the public.
The presentation will cover the Manitoba Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Pathway to Registration. Topics include:

Self Regulation
LPN Scope of Practice in Manitoba
Registration Process, which includes:
Applications Steps—NNAS and CLPNM
Clinical Competence Assessment
Language Requirements
Bridging Education (PNQR and SIEN Gap Training)
GPN registration and the CPNRE