College of Registered Nurses of Alberta - CRNA

The Continuing Competence Program requires registrants to demonstrate their commitment to maintaining and evolving their professional competence through various steps. Learn more: bit.ly/4sYBzo4

The March 2026 Council meeting recording and highlights are now available. Watch: bit.ly/4cd6aqJ

Please note: College Connect will be undergoing maintenance on April 7, 2026 from 7:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. MT. During this time, you will not be able to access your account or application.

The CRNA's office will be closed on Friday, April 3 for Good Friday and Monday, April 6 for Easter Monday. Applicants and registrants can still work on their applications and manage their practice anytime, anywhere and from any device at CollegeConnect.net

Have you ever wondered how the CRNA makes decisions on regulatory matters? Watch our Regulatory Spectrum video to learn how we make decisions that protect Albertans. Watch now: bit.ly/3MLxMKB

The CRNA's Council sets our overall direction and policies. Highlights and recordings from quarterly Council meetings are viewable to the public one week after each meeting. More here: bit.ly/3Ndd86y

The CRNA regulates the nursing profession using a Right-touch relational regulatory approach. This means we aim to balance ‘letter-of-the-law’ rules with compassion and proportionality. More about our philosophy: bit.ly/4u9rF3K

With many services and sources sharing information about permit applications and nursing in Alberta, make sure you are receiving the most accurate and current information by visiting the CRNA's website: crna.com

The CRNA's practice year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30, annually. Learn more: bit.ly/47qqvHk

Federal and provincial legislation and regulations govern nursing practice. The CRNA and its registrants must be compliant with this legislation to protect the public. Learn more: bit.ly/47x7DqI

Customer Service Experts, Registrant Navigators and Registered Nurse Consultants are all available to offer customer service at the CRNA. Learn about the difference between these professionals and the services they offer: bit.ly/4u9EivO

There are multiple permit types for registrants at the CRNA. Use the pathway assessment tool to help identify which application is the best fit in your situation. The pathway assessment tool can be found at bit.ly/3rWVg5t

To practise nursing in Alberta, a practice permit is required and to maintain their permit, registrants must meet ongoing registration requirements. Learn about the requirements: bit.ly/41DnzBu

Many partners contribute to Alberta's health care ecosystem. Learn about some of the roles and responsibilities of these organizations: bit.ly/3ZjL7xI

Have you ever wondered how the CRNA makes decisions on regulatory matters? Watch our Regulatory Spectrum video to learn how we make decisions that protect Albertans. Watch now: bit.ly/3MLxMKB

Stay connected with the latest in nursing regulation. If you're a nursing employer, our newsletter is tailored for you.  Sign up now by visiting the employers page and filling out the webform: bit.ly/48mOdFr

There are multiple permit types for registrants at the CRNA. Use the pathway assessment tool to help identify which application is the best fit in your situation. The pathway assessment tool can be found at bit.ly/3rWVg5t

College Connect recently underwent a transformation to provide a better user experience for applicants and registrants. Services are restored and new features can now be explored at CollegeConnect.net.

Did you know that anyone can check whether a registered nurse or nurse practitioner holds a valid permit at any time? Access the tool from our website: bit.ly/4b0PLGK

With many services and sources sharing information about permit applications and nursing in Alberta, make sure you are receiving the most accurate and current information by visiting the CRNA's website: crna.com