News and Updates
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Registration status of Manitoba’s licensed practical nurses (LPNs) and graduate practical nurses (GPNs) can confirmed through the employer verification site and the public register, both of which are updated in real time.
The registration status of student practical nurses (SPN) can also be confirmed through the public register. If you cannot find an SPN on the public register, please contact the CLPNM directly at 204-663-1212 or at registration@clpnm.ca to confirm their registration status.
Note that the employer verification site requires login credentials. If you are a nursing employer in the province of Manitoba, please email the CLPNM if you require login credentials.
Registration
Any person who wishes to practise as a licensed practical nurse (LPN), graduate practical nurse (GPN), or student practical nurse (SPN) in Manitoba must hold valid registration with the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Manitoba.
Practice Resources
The resources available here have been developed to guide and direct LPN practice, with the goal of ensuring safe, competent and ethical nursing care for clients in Manitoba. Any questions about the CLPNM’s practice resources can be directed to the CLPNM’s Practice Department.
Internationally Educated Nurses
Did you know?
There are many resources available to help IENs become prepared to practice as Licensed Practical Nurses in Manitoba. This includes government programs that provide financial assistance to IENs who are working towards licensure.
See the news release for more information and for access to the application form.
Complaints
Any person with a concern regarding the conduct, capacity or competence of a practical nurse in Manitoba may file a complaint with the CLPNM.
Whenever possible, complaints are to be submitted in writing to the CLPNM Executive Director, and signed. Any person who requires support to submit a complaint in writing is encouraged to contact the CLPNM for assistance.
Read more on how to file a complaint here.
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