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Registration renewal opens September 9 and closes November 30. Renew by October 31 to pay the lowest fee.

This article supports LPNs in completing their registration renewal. For complete step-by-step instructions, see our video.

Jump to:

• Login to Your Account
• Update Your Profile
• Obtain Professional Liability Insurance
• Continuing Competence Learning Plans
• Complete Registration Renewal
• Payment

Registration Renewal Fees

This year, LPNs will pay $350 for their registration renewal if they renew between September 8 and October 31. The fee for renewing from November 1 to November 30 is $550. Last year, only 4% of LPNs renewed for the higher fee.

PAD Subscribers Still Need to Renew

Subscribers to the Pre-Authorized Debit Plan are still subject to the $200 registration levy if they renew after October 31.

» Login to Your Account

To access your account, go to MyCLPNA.com. In order to login, you will need your username, which is your email address, and your password.

You may be asked to verify your information through a two-step verification. If you have to verify this information, you will get a code sent directly to your email.

Begin Registration Renewal

Once you are logged in, you will see your home page. There will be a Renew button under the “Complete My Renewal” heading. Clicking this button will launch the Registration Renewal Form.

If you are not planning on working as an LPN in Alberta after November, you can choose to cancel your registration.

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» Update Your Profile

The first step of Registration Renewal is to review and update your Profile. The steps for the first page are listed below.

1. Review your demographic information and update as needed.
2. Under the “Good Standing Declaration” heading, let us know if you are registered as a health professional anywhere other than with CLPNA.
3. Once you have verified that your profile information is correct, read the text under “Profile Update Declaration” and click the box to acknowledge.
4. Click the “Page Two” button to continue.

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Obtain Professional Liability Insurance

LPNs must obtain insurance every year. Insurance must be obtained separate from registration renewal fees.

On page two of the My Profile section, you can select your option for obtaining the required insurance. If you are planning on purchasing insurance through Lloyd Sadd, click Yes to be taken through the Lloyd Sadd insurance process. When you are finished, a copy of your proof of insurance will be provided directly to the CLPNA.

If you have chosen an alternate insurer, please upload a copy of your documents in this section.

Learn more about insurance

Employer Information

Under the Employer Information section, you can update your employment status. If you state that you are employed, you must list at least one employer. Employment and retirement information is collected for the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) to support workforce planning and other reporting.

Methods of Care

Under “Methods of Care,” tell us how you most often interact with clients in your primary practice setting. Choose the answer that fits the best.

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» Continuing Competence Learning Plans

Your learning plans for 2025 and 2026 need to connect to one of the four standards in the Standards of Practice for LPNs in Canada. Each standard has multiple indicators underneath.

VIEW THE STANDARDS OF PRACTICE

You’ll need to be able to describe a connection between the learning you completed and the standard and indicator that you selected. Note that there is not a single right answer. The standards are broad concepts, and there may be more than one right answer. Select the single standard and indicator that you think work best.

Learning Plan 2025

You will need to provide information on the continuing competence goals that you completed or will complete by the end of November. These goals may be the same as the ones you indicated at renewal last year, or they may have changed. We recommend reporting on three goals, with two goals being the minimum

Learning Plan 2026

In the next section, you’ll select the learning that you plan to do in the following registration year. This is an opportunity to reflect on topics that you’d like to learn more about. The Standards of Practice for LPNs in Canada cover a wide range of practice areas for LPNs, including but not limited to clinical skills, leadership, policy development, fitness to practice, and learning related to regulatory responsibilities.

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» Complete Registration Renewal

In the final section of the Registration Renewal Form, you will need to review and answer all of the declarations under the “Personal Declaration” heading. Ensure that you answer correctly as providing false information may be considered unprofessional conduct.

Once you have answered all of the questions, review the text under the “Registration Declaration” heading, and click the box at the bottom to acknowledge. Then you’re ready to complete your Registration Renewal Form by clicking the Submit button.

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» Payment

You may be able to pay at this time. However, if your renewal form needs to be reviewed the CLPNA, you will need to wait until you receive an email that tells you when you can pay.

It is always good to check your junk mail and to login periodically in case an email might have been missed.

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