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To be eligible for registration, in the last five years you must have either:
You must have fulfilled the continuing competence requirements of the jurisdiction where you most recently practised registered nursing.
Regulations are subject to bylaw and policy changes.
Note: All RN Licences expire each year on November 30th, regardless of when renewal occurs. If you have a current practising RN licence in Saskatchewan, the SRNA will send you instructions to apply for annual renewal mid September of each year.
To renew your RN registration
If you do not have a current practising licence in Saskatchewan, send an email to
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- Full name and any former names
- Saskatchewan RN number (if unknown, provide date of birth)
- Current address, phone numbers and email address
- Jurisdiction (Province/State & Country) where you last worked as a RN
- What year you last worked as a RN in Saskatchewan (yyyy/mm/dd)
- List all jurisdictions where you are currently registered
- Preferred method to renew your license: online (paying with Visa or MasterCard) or have a paper form emailed to you or have the paper form mailed directly to you
- If you have selected the online renewal option, do you require your user name and temporary password to be emailed to you
- Preferred date of registration (provided all outstanding requirements have been received)
Once the SRNA has received all requirements, if applicable, we will email you further instructions. Once you have your username and password you may update your contact information at www.srna.org under Membership Profile Management.
If you last practised as a RN in another jurisdiction:
Send the Verification of Current/Most Recent Registration/Licensure form and required fee, if applicable, to the regulatory body in the jurisdiction where you most recently worked as a RN. The regulatory body will complete their section and return this form directly to the SRNA office.
If you have not worked in Saskatchewan for five years or more, complete a Consent Form to Obtain Employment Verification Information form and send directly to the SRNA office. You must provide the contact information for your most recent RN nurse manager. The SRNA will send this form along with a reference questionnaire to your nurse manager; they must return the questionnaire directly to the SRNA office. You may scan and email the consent form to
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This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , fax to 306-359-0257 or mail directly to the SRNA office.
If your surname has changed since you were last registered in Saskatchewan, send a clear photocopy of your change of name documentation (e.g. marriage certificate). If you wish to go back to a previous surname (e. g. maiden name), send us a signed and dated letter advising which surname you wish to use.
If you have completed a nursing re-entry/refresher program within the last five years and have not practised 1125 hours as a RN since that date, have the transcript forwarded by the nursing program directly to our office.
It is your responsibility to confirm that your RN Licence has been issued before you begin work. You and your nurse manager or employer may confirm your registration using our Online Verification Service. Practising without a licence is in violation of The Registered Nurses Act, 1988 and you would have no liability coverage through CNPS. We will mail your licence and official receipt to you after the effective date.
RNs are required to participate in the Continuing Competence Program; see our Online Tutorial and documents.
Fees
SRNA Fee Schedule
If you have RN registration in another jurisdiction affiliated with CNA for the same year you are applying for in Saskatchewan, you will be eligible for the dual registration fee reduction. (excludes Quebec and Ontario). If you are licenced in Ontario and have a membership with RNAO, send us a copy of your RNAO membership card to be eligible for the dual registration fee reduction.
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