The Northwest Territories and Nunavut Nursing Profession Acts state that to legally work as a Registered Nurse in the NT or Nunavut, you must hold a current certificate of registration issued by the RNANT/NU. The time to complete the registration process varies; however, if you are considering working in the NT or Nunavut, you should contact us prior to securing employment to allow enough time to complete the registration process. Please allow 6-8 weeks for this process.
The following are the requirements for registration with the RNANT/NU
1. Payment of the required fees:
RNANT/NU Fee Policy |
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We accept: |
- VISA or MASTERCARD (form is in the Registration package)
- Certified cheque
- Money order or wire transfer
- Interac or cash (at RNANT/NU office only) |
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Fees are specified in the Registration Package |
Note: Personal cheques are not accepted. |
2. Current registration or eligibility of registration as a Registered Nurse in a Canadian province or territory.
3. Fluency in speaking and understanding the English language.
4. Satisfactory nursing practice as a Registered Nurse for a minimum of 1125 hours in the last five years or having fulfilled other requirements set by the Registration Committee.
5. Satisfactory reference from previous/current employer (s).
6. Evidence of “good character”.
7. Evidence of “fitness to engage in the practice of nursing”.
8. Proof of identity and legal name.
International Nurses: All internationally educated nurses seeking registration with RNANT/NU must be eligible for registration elsewhere in Canada before meeting eligibility requirements in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. If you require more information, please contact the RNANT/NU.
If you would like to become registered or are re-registering with the RNANT/NU you may view the requirements by clicking the following link:
REGISTRATION PACKAGES