FEE SCHEDULE

All fees are non-refundable and subject to change.

Application Fees

  • Administrative Processing

    100.00

  • Registration Permit - Practicing or Provisional (May 1 - April 30)

    575.00

  • Registration Permit - Practicing or Provisional (November 1 - Apr 30 (pro-rated))

    287.50

  • NNAS Report Review

    300.00

  • NCAS Report Review

    300.00

  • Reassessment of Education Credentials

    150.00

  • Administration Fee to Re-open File

    100.00

  • Application For Eligiblity to Write RPNC Exam

    25.00

  • Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Canada Examination (RPNCE) - Paid to Meazure Learning

    695.00 + Taxes

Annual Renewal of Registration Fees

  • Practicing - Active registrant with the RPN designation authorized to practice

    575.00

  • Non Practicing - Registrant who has left the practice temporarily expecting to return

    75.00

  • Retired - Registrant who is retiring from the profession

    25.00

  • Late Fee applied May 1

    150.00

  • Suspension Fee

    300.00

Document Charges

  • Verification of License or Confirmation of Registration

    50.00

  • Verification of Self Reported Hours

    50.00

  • 20-Year Service Confirmation Letter

    50.00

  • Duplicate Tax Receipts Prior to 2017

    15.00

  • Copy of Transcript (Alberta Hospital Edmonton or Alberta Hospital Ponoka)

    50.00

  • Copy of Registration File

    75.00

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201, 9711 - 45 Avenue,
Edmonton, Alberta
T6E 5V8
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Regulating Psychiatric Nurses in the Public Interest

CRPNA acknowledges we are on traditional lands of First Nations and Métis people, the CRPNA office is within Treaty 6 Territory and we recognize our members on Treaty 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10. Through our work, we strive to respect, honour and celebrate the histories, languages and cultures of First Nations, Métis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada.
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