A regulatory college under the Health Professions Act.
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Our mandate is to protect the public by ensuring safe, competent and ethical nursing practice.
CRNA regulates registered nurses and nurse practitioners to ensure Albertans receive safe, competent and ethical nursing care. We set standards, verify qualifications and address concerns about nursing practice.
If you have concerns about the care provided by a registered nurse or nurse practitioner, you can file a complaint. Learn about the complaint process and what to expect.
Search our list of nurse practitioners and registered nurses.
Whether you're new to nursing, new to Canada, or already practicing, we're here to guide your journey.
Recent graduates and those entering the nursing profession
International nurses seeking to practice in Alberta
Moving to Alberta from another province in Canada
Information for practicing nurses and those wanting to returning to practice
The College of Registered Nurses of Alberta is the regulatory body for registered nurses and nurse practitioners in Alberta, operating under authority of the Health Professions Act to protect the public interest.
Our primary responsibility is protecting the public through nursing regulation.
We establish and maintain standards for nursing education, practice and ethics.
Transparent governance ensuring accountability to the public and profession.
Supporting nurses in maintaining and enhancing their professional competence throughout their careers.
Access the standards and guidelines that govern registered nursing practice in Alberta.
Information about CCP requirements and how to meet your professional obligations.
CRNA Guidelines and Practice Advice turn standards into actionable steps—helping RNs and NPs make informed decisions, define roles, and deliver safe, ethical care.
