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CANADIAN NEONATAL NURSING CERTIFICATION
May 08, 2017
The CNA Certification Program offers the only bilingual nationally recognized nursing specialty credential. Being CNA certified shows that you are committed to an advanced standard of professional competence and have a comprehensive understanding of your nursing specialty.
APPLY FOR YOUR CERTIFICATION
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getcertified.cna-aiic.ca
IMPORTANT DATES
FALL 2020
June 1 - September 10: Application window to write or renew by exam
October 15 - November 15: Exam writing window
YEAR ROUND
January 20 - November 1: Application window to renew by continuous learning
CLICK HERE to join the Discussion Group on Facebook
CLICK HERE to view the Exam Blueprint and Specialty Competencies
CLICK HERE to view the Exam Study Timeline
CLICK HERE to view the news release
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New Neonatal Certification from CNA
RENEWAL BY CONTINUOUS LEARNING
The vast majority of CNA-certified nurses renew their credential through the continuous learning option, which requires you to accumulate 100 CL hours related to your nursing practice specialty over the five-year term.
Track your learning:
The easiest way for you to track your CL hours is by using the CNA form –
Continuous Learning for Certification Renewal: Activities and Competencies
. It is a convenient way to log your activities as you complete them. At the end of your five-year term, you submit your CL activities as part of your renewal application.
Please take the time to familiarize yourself with the activity guidelines –
click here
.