Member Search
The College’s Member Search is an easy-to-use tool which is a listing (or register) of all Registered Nurses (RN) and Nurse Practitioners (NP) who are authorized to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador.
This list also includes those who have discontinued the practice of nursing but have chosen to obtain a non-practicing membership.
Enter the name or registration number of the individual to view their current status and relevant dates. Click the “View” button for additional information about the individual.
Use the advanced search and filter options for additional search criteria.
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A license issued to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador as a graduate nurse with conditions including:
- Submission of all required forms,
- Completion of a minimum of 135 hours of practice experience under the direct supervision1 of a qualified preceptor (RN or NP),
- Completion of additional 315 hours of practice experience under direct or indirect supervision, for a total of 450 hours of practice,
- Agrees to comply with any additional restrictions/limitations imposed by the employer.
This license is issued for a limited time while finalizing the registration process. Also referred to as “IL-C’. To contact the Manager of Registration Services, click here.
1 Supervision – involves the direct inspection and corrective action when needed. The initial phase, minimum of 135 hours of practice with an assigned preceptor, must be direct supervision by having the RN physically present or immediately available while a nursing activity is being performed. The second phase, remaining hours to a combined total of 450 hours, supervision may be indirect by providing direction through various means of written and verbal communications such as via telephone.
A registrant’s licence to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador, as a nurse practitioner, has been suspended by CRNNL Council pending a hearing of the Disciplinary Panel or an Order of an Adjudication Tribunal of the CRNNL Disciplinary Panel. For CRNNL Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A registrant’s licence to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador, as a registered nurse, has been suspended by CRNNL Council pending a hearing of the Disciplinary Panel or an Order of an Adjudication Tribunal of the CRNNL Disciplinary Panel. For CRNNL Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A licence issued to practice as a Nurse Practitioner in Newfoundland and Labrador, for a limited time while finalizing the NP licensure process. The College has validated that the interim NP licence holder:
- Has established a collaborative arrangement with a licenced NP or physician who is also employed by or has privileges within the Regional Health Authority or other agency that the interim NP licence holder will be employed;
- The licenced NP or physician is available to provide an accessible resource where the interim NP licence holder identified a client’s care is outside their scope of practice; and;
- The employer confirms understanding of the NP collaborative arrangement.
A license issued to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador as a graduate nurse with restrictions including: practices with supervision;1 completes remedial courses where required. This license is issued for a limited time while finalizing the registration process. Also referred to as “Interim-II’. To contact the Manager of Registration Services, click here.
1Supervision – the degree of supervision is determined by the employer following a consideration of a number of factors including the graduate nurse’s abilities, available supports and the requirements of the practice setting.
A license with conditions means the nurse practitioner has a license to practice nursing as long as the RN continues to meet conditions as required by an Order of the College’s Adjudication Tribunal/Disciplinary Panel. For Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A license with conditions means the registered nurse has a license to practice nursing as long as the RN continues to meet conditions as required by an Order of the College’s Adjudication Tribunal/Disciplinary Panel. For Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A conditional license means that the nurse practitioner has a license to practice for a maximum of 90 days and is required to meet the requirements of the Continuing Competency Program for the previous licensure year within this timeframe. For information on the Continuing Competency Program, click here
A conditional license means that the registered nurse has a license to practice for a maximum of 90 days and is required to meet the requirements of the Continuing Competency Program for the previous licensure year within this timeframe. For information on the Continuing Competency Program, click here
A license issued with restrictions means that the nurse practitioner has restrictions imposed on his or her practice, his or her rights and privileges as a registered nurse to practice nursing are limited to the extent specified by restrictions. For Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A license issued with restrictions means that the registered nurse has restrictions imposed on his or her practice, his or her rights and privileges as a registered nurse to practice nursing are limited to the extent specified by restrictions. For Professional Conduct Review Decisions, click here.
A license issued with restriction means that the registered nurse has restriction(s) on his or her practice, his or her rights and privileges as a registered nurse to practice nursing are limited to the extent specified by restrictions. The restriction(s) have been applied by a process under the Registered Nurses Act, 2008 or the Registered Nurses Regulations. To contact the Director of Professional Conduct Review at [email protected].
A license issued with restriction means that the registered nurse has restriction(s) on his or her practice, his or her rights and privileges as a registered nurse to practice nursing are limited to the extent specified by restrictions. The restriction(s) have been applied by a process under the Registered Nurses Act, 2008 or the Registered Nurses Regulations. To contact the Director of Professional Conduct Review at [email protected].
NPs registered in the pediatric stream of practice provide care for individuals under the age of 18 in either a generalized practice where they see individuals with a variety of medical conditions, or individuals in a generalized or specialty practice setting. In some instances, NPs (pediatric) may provide care to young adults whose developmental age may closely approximate that of a child or adolescent rather than an adult, or a young adult who has been receiving care from the NP (pediatric) for a chronic disease since childhood. Neonatal NPs are registered within the pediatric stream of practice and have specialized education relevant to neonatology.
NPs registered in the adult stream of practice provide care for individuals over the age of 18 years in either a generalized adult practice where they see adults with a variety of medical conditions, and/or adults in a generalized or specialty practice setting. In some cases, care of older adolescents may also be provided by a NP in the adult stream of practice when the adolescent’s age and/or condition may more closely approximate that of an adult.
NPs registered in the Family/All Ages stream of practice provide care for clients across the life-span, including newborns, children, adolescents, adults, pregnant and post partum women, and older adults in a generalized or a specialty practice setting.
A license issued to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador as a graduate nurse for a limited time period while finalizing the registration process.
A membership issued when a registered nurse has discontinued the practice of nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador.
A license issued to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador as a nurse practitioner in accordance with the:
A license issued to practice nursing in Newfoundland and Labrador as a registered nurse in accordance with the: