Regulated Members

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are required to ensure that their member profile on MyCLPNA remains current. This includes updating any changes to personal, professional, and educational information. LPNs are responsible for maintaining an accurate profile with the CLPNA including the...

In 2025, the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta (CLPNA) will share information on topics related to professional responsibility and accountability. This month’s topic is abandonment of care. The duty to provide quality care is fundamental to professional nursing practice....

The CLPNA’s complaints process addresses allegations of unprofessional conduct against Licensed Practical Nurses. Although less than 1% of Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are named in a complaint every year, being part of a regulated profession means being accountable for your...

Throughout 2025, the CLPNA will release modules on the care of older adults. These modules provide an evidence-informed lens to support critical thinking, professional judgement, and integrate knowledge of trends and issues related to care of the older adult.

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) have a professional responsibility to be engaged in ongoing self-assessment of their professional practice and competence and to seek opportunities for continuous learning. Each year, LPNs must identify and engage in activities according to their own...

Throughout 2025, the CLPNA will release modules on the care of older adults. These modules provide an evidence-informed lens to support critical thinking, professional judgement, and integrate knowledge of trends and issues related to care of the older adult.

In 2025, the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Alberta (CLPNA) will share information on topics related to professional responsibility and accountability. This month’s topic is working within scope of practice. LPNs have a responsibility to work within their scope...

What happens when a Licensed Practical Nurse is named in a complaint? How does the process work? Although less than 1% of Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are named in a complaint every year, being part of a regulated profession means...