License Renewal 2021 – Now Open

As a practicing Registered Nurse (RN), Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Registered Nurse with Additional Authorized Practice [RN(AAP)] in Saskatchewan, you are required to have an up to date license. Renewing your license annually provides you the opportunity to reaffirm your commitment to the values of registered nursing.

Voices in Action: A Time for Resilience & Reinvention

September 28-October 9

Join us for our inaugural virtual conference, as we work together to strengthen the pillars of nursing by moving towards a single mandate and support the establishment of an independent association.

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

Inspired by caregivers, we take a generational walk through the stories, the people and the impact registered nursing has on the lives of Saskatchewan residents.

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.