Nurse Practitioners from another Canadian Province
This section is for you if you’re licensed as an NP in another Canadian province who wants to apply to practice as an NP in Saskatchewan
Requirements for Licensure
- Proof of successful completion of an NP education program.
- Proof of passing the NP licensure exam.
- Hold a current RN license in Saskatchewan.
- Proof of successful completion of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act Module (CDSA) from Sask. Polytechnic or Athabasca University if it was not part of your NP program.
- Current Canadian Criminal Record Check.
Application for Licensure Process
- Complete the RN licensure process with the CRNS.
- Complete the online NP application, submit and pay required fees.
- Provide proof of successful completion of CDSA Module and upload it to the CRNS, if applicable.
- Submit a current Canadian Criminal Record Check (no more than 6 months old from date of your application).
- Complete Verification of Original Registration/Licensure Form from the province you obtained your basic nursing education.
- Complete the Verification of Current or Most Recent Registration/Licensure Form and send it to the registration body of the province where you’ve most recently registered/practiced as an NP.
- Complete the Consent Form to Obtain Employment Verification Information.
- Once all requirements are satisfied, your application will be subjected to a final review
Regulations and entry requirements are subject to bylaw and policy changes.
If you have questions, contact register@crns.ca.