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2025 SK Nurse Practitioner Education Conference

Start
Fri, November 07, 2025
08:00
End
Sat, November 08, 2025
16:30
Location
Travelodge Hotel, Saskatoon, SK and Virtual

Registration

IN-PERSON: Early Bird - Non Member – $419.00
IN-PERSON: Early Bird - SANP Member – $349.00
IN-PERSON: Early Bird - SANP Student Member – $249.00
IN-PERSON: Early Bird - Student Non Member – $319.00
IN-PERSON: Non Member – $469.00
IN-PERSON: SANP Member – $399.00
IN-PERSON: SANP Student Member – $299.00
IN-PERSON: Student Non Member – $369.00
VIRTUAL: Early Bird - Non Member – $369.00
VIRTUAL: Early Bird - SANP Member – $299.00
VIRTUAL: Early Bird - SANP Student Member – $199.00
VIRTUAL: Early Bird - Student Non Member – $269.00
VIRTUAL: Non Member – $419.00
VIRTUAL: SANP Member – $349.00
VIRTUAL: SANP Student Member – $249.00
VIRTUAL: Student Non Member – $319.00

SCROLL to the bottom of the page and click the "Register" button to begin the registration process (bottom left).

Conference Rates

SANP Members may access the SANP Member conference rates (early bird and regular). If you are not a member, please join SANP for eligibility to receive these rates.

POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Saturday, November 8 from 13:30-16:30 (workshop topic is TBD)

About the Conference

This annual conference is hosted by the Saskatchewan Association of Nurse Practitioners (SANP) and is the only conference in Saskatchewan that focuses on the nurse practitioner and their learning needs. The conference provides opportunity for professional development and education as well as networking with other nurse practitioners, health care professionals and suppliers.

The conference is open to NPs, RNs, and students interested in advance practice roles. SANP members receive a reduced rate on the conference fees.

For additional information and to view a list of speakers/topics, go to the conference website here: https://sasknp.org/SK-NP-Education-Conference

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About Nurse Practitioners

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Student Corner

Clinical Practice Resources

SANP respectfully acknowledges that our offices and members reside on Treaty 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 territories and the traditional homelands of the Métis. These treaties serve to govern our relationship with Indigenous people. We recognize the enduring presence and resilience of Indigenous peoples on this land, and we commit to working towards reconciliation and building respectful relationships with Indigenous communities. We pay respect to the keepers of the land and the land itself.