We Want to Hear From You!
The SRNA is inviting eligible members to take part in the focus group phase of the Continuing Competence Program Review. More information on the project and how to sign up for an available session can be found here.
On June 24, 2021, news of the heartbreaking discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves found at the former Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan was shared.
This discovery serves as a tragic reminder that the pain created by Residential Schools, and that is felt by its survivors, their families and their communities, is not in the past. The SRNA acknowledges the truth of our past, its place in our present and the ongoing impact it has on our future.
We stand with the Cowessess First Nation community and all other Indigenous people of our province, and our country, as their healing takes place.
The Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day for anyone experiencing pain or distress as a result of their residential school experience. 1-866-925-4419
Have Questions About Your Practice?
Ensuring our members are equipped, especially during times of uncertainty, is a top priority for the SRNA. SRNA Nursing Advisors are dedicated to answering questions from RNs, RN(AAP)s and NPs about their nursing practice, and we welcome any SRNA members, members of the public and employers to connect with an on-call Practice Advisor to work through any questions you may have.
COVID-19 Update
The SRNA is closely monitoring the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak to provide support to RNs, RN(AAP)s, NPs, employers and provincial leadership. RNs play a critical role in the testing, treatment and containment of COVID-19, and the SRNA recognizes the stress RNs may be experiencing and the challenges they are facing. We will update this page regularly with new information pertaining to the pandemic.
Reflection & Action at the SRNA
SRNA Council and staff commit to stand in solidarity against racism and for racial justice. We hope to see and be a part of lasting change for Black, Indigenous and People of Colour in Saskatchewan and Canada, especially in health care.
The Pulse
Focused on highlighting and sharing the stories of RNs and NPs who are using RN Specialty Practices (RNSP) within their practice and the positive impact they have on the care residents of Saskatchewan can receive.
Nurse License Check
Use this tool to verify if a nurse is licenced with the SRNA or to check if you currently hold a valid licence.
Our online verification service enables the public, employers and members to confirm if a nurse is eligible to practice registered nursing in Saskatchewan.
The Heartbeat
The Heartbeat is the SRNA’s new quarterly digital digest developed for the public. The publication is meant to connect with the public, break down the work of the SRNA in a way that is digestible and easily understood, and communicate key events and news.
Practice Consultation
Our advisors are available for professional practice consultation.
You can meet with a nursing advisor over the phone or in person. The advisor will help you clarify your issue or concern and how best to address it, including relevant resources that you can use.
Commonly Requested Services
The SRNA provides a number of services to patients, families and its membership.
Events
A collection of SRNA events, meetings, and workshops.
july
No Events
august
24aug(aug 24)8:00 am26(aug 26)4:30 pmSRNA Council MeetingAugust Meeting of the SRNA Council
Event Details
If you wish to observe a council meeting, please contact us at execdir@srna.org. If you would like to make a presentation to Council please call us at 1-800-667-9945 ext 233,
Event Details
If you wish to observe a council meeting, please contact us at execdir@srna.org. If you would like to make a presentation to Council please call us at 1-800-667-9945 ext 233, or 359-4233 (Regina) at least 15 days in advance.
Time
24 (Tuesday) 8:00 am - 26 (Thursday) 4:30 pm CST
Location
SRNA Office
2066 Retallack Street
september
No Events
