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   How do I become a LPN in Canada?

   • Minimum requirements for licensure as a LPN in any province or territory All licensed practical nurses must graduate from an approved practical nursing program or equivalent. If you apply for registration, your education will be evaluated to ensure it is equivalent to the approved programs offered in Canada.

   BECOME A LPN/RPN - Canadian Council for Practical Nurse Regulators …

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   How do I register as a nurse in Ontario?

   • The registration process begins when you open an account with the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS). NNAS is the national body that starts collecting documents and assessing internationally educated nurses applying to become RNs and RPNs in Ontario.

   Beginning Your Application - CNO

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   How do I become a registered practical nurse (RPN)?

   • If successful, you’ll become eligible for registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario as a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN). Fanshawe’s RPN program is an accredited five-level, 63-week diploma program focused on educating graduates to work with individuals, families, groups and entire communities in a variety of settings.

   Practical Nursing - Fanshawe College

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   What is a registered practical nurse (RPN) in Canada?

   • Many nurses from around the world have found rewarding careers in Canada as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) or registered practical nurse (RPN) as called in Ontario. LPN/RPN is one of four nursing professions in Canada. The other nursing professions are registered nurses (RNs), nurse practitioners and registered psychiatric nurses (RPNs).

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   Do I need a nursing license in Canada?

   • You must be registered in the province or territory where you intend to work. There is no national registration / license in Canada. Nursing registration and licensure are the responsibilities of the provinces and territories. Each has unique legislation governing nursing.

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   How much does it cost to become a nurse in Canada?

   • Approximately $1,900 - health clearance; Canadian Red Cross CPR – HCP, Standard First Aid; A.S.I.S.T. course; C.R.C.; Mask Fit testing; immunizations; transportation and parking (varies); ASI Predictor Test (preparation test for the Canadian Practical Nursing Registration Exam).

   Practical Nursing - Humber College

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2. www.cno.org › become-a-nurse › registration-guidesCanada (outside Ontario) - CNO

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   Welcome to the College of Nurses of Ontario’s registration guide for Canadian applicants. Getting Started. Know which documents you will need to support your application when you begin. Practicing as an RN or RPN in Ontario. Registering with CNO is a legal requirement for anyone who wishes to practice nursing in Ontario.

3. www.cno.org › become-a-nurse › registration-guidesBeginning Your Application - CNO

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   The registration process begins when you open an account with the National Nursing Assessment Service (NNAS). NNAS is the national body that starts collecting documents and assessing internationally educated nurses applying to become RNs and RPNs in Ontario.

4. ccpnr.ca › become-a-lpn-rpnBECOME A LPN/RPN - Canadian Council for Practical Nurse ...

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   Find a reward career in Canada as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) or registered practical nurse (RPN) as called in Ontario.

5. www.fanshawec.ca › programs › png5-practical-nursingPractical Nursing - Fanshawe College

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   If successful, you’ll become eligible for registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario as a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN). Fanshawe’s RPN program is an accredited five-level, 63-week diploma program focused on educating graduates to work with individuals, families, groups and entire communities in a variety of settings.

6. healthsciences.humber.ca › practical-nursingPractical Nursing - Humber Polytechnic - Humber College

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   Our graduates are prepared to complete the practical nursing registration exam requirements as registered practical nurses in Ontario where positions are possible in long-term care, hospitals and community settings.

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   Approved training courses to become an LPN in Ontario CA. See which schools offer LPN classes and online LPN programs for Ontario students.

8. www.nursegroups.com › programs › LPNLVN Programs in Ontario, California - NurseGroups

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   How do I become an LVN in California? You must complete a practical nursing program and pass the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCLEX-PN) exam to be certified and receive your required LVN licensure.