College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba

College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba Protecting and serving the public interest through registered nursing regulation.
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The purpose of regulation is to protect the public by ensuring that RNs practice in a safe, competent and ethical manner. We carry out our work in a number of ways:

Setting standards for registered nursing education, registration and practice:
• We approve nursing education programs.
• We have a registration process to ensure registered nurses are qualified and competent.
• We set the standards of nursing practice that all RNs are required to meet every day.
• We set and monitor continuing competence requirements, in which RNs demonstrate their efforts to remain current in their
nursing knowledge. Supporting registered nurses in meeting the standards:
• We provide educational opportunities and resources.
• We provide practice consultation services. Taking action when the standards are not met:
• We receive and handle complaints about registered nursing practice and take appropriate action with fairness and transparency.

Annual CCP Review: In response to feedback, the CCP team has redesigned the approach to ensure it is more supportive and...
03/11/2026

Annual CCP Review: In response to feedback, the CCP team has redesigned the approach to ensure it is more supportive and better reflects the CCP’s intent. This year, the entire CCP Review process is undergoing redevelopment to better align with its purpose — cultivating enhanced practice through lifelong learning. Over the next 1–2 years, you can expect the CCP Review to evolve as we implement and refine the new system.

03/06/2026

The College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba is seeking a Registered Nurse or Nurse Practitioner to serve on its Complaints Investigation Committee.

The (CIC) at the (CRNM) is a mandatory, statutory body under The Regulated Health Professions Act that reviews and investigates written complaints against registered nurses (RNs). Comprised of RNs and public representatives, the CIC determines appropriate action, including dismissal, censure, or referral to the Inquiry Committee.

Deadline to submit applications is April 17, 2026.

Learn more:
https://www.crnm.mb.ca/the-college/careers-volunteering/

CCP Annual Requirements: If you are finding it challenging to develop your learning plan, the learning plan page provide...
03/04/2026

CCP Annual Requirements: If you are finding it challenging to develop your learning plan, the learning plan page provides guidance on selecting an appropriate goal, outlining activities that meet criteria, and understanding your impact statement: https://www.crnm.mb.ca/rns-nps/ccp/ccp-journey/learning-plan/

02/27/2026

The College is looking for Registered Nurses or Nurse Practitioners to serve on the College’s Inquiry Committee.

The Inquiry Committee is responsible for holding hearings and making disciplinary decisions about the conduct of investigated registrants referred by the Complaints Investigation Committee.

Deadline to submit applications is March 20, 2026.

Learn more:
https://www.crnm.mb.ca/the-college/careers-volunteering/

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The purpose of regulation is to protect the public by ensuring that RNs practice in a safe, competent and ethical manner. We carry out our work in a number of ways: Setting standards for registered nursing education, registration and practice: • We approve nursing education programs. • We have a registration process to ensure registered nurses are qualified and competent. • We set the standards of nursing practice that all RNs are required to meet every day. • We set and monitor continuing competence requirements, in which RNs demonstrate their efforts to remain current in their nursing knowledge. Supporting registered nurses in meeting the standards: • We provide educational opportunities and resources. • We provide practice consultation services. Taking action when the standards are not met: • We receive and handle complaints about registered nursing practice and take appropriate action with fairness and transparency.