2026 SK Nurse Practitioner Education Conference is

November 6-7 in Saskatoon (and virtually).

Registration is open!

*NEW*

Post-Conference Workshop Added


 REGISTER HERE 

Ready to explore nurse practitioner private practice? This workshop is designed to equip NPs with the knowledge, confidence, and practical insight needed to successfully navigate independent practice in Saskatchewan.

You’ll gain a clear understanding of incorporation options, legal and regulatory considerations, and the business fundamentals many new practice owners don’t realize they need. Learn directly from NPs who have built their own practices—what worked, what didn’t, and the lessons they wish they’d known earlier.

Expert presenters include Shu‑Tai Cheng, lawyer with the Canadian Nurses Protective Society, and Taylor Gering from MNP, who will break down essential legal and financial considerations. Tanya Miller, Nancy Tenkink, and Wendy Quinn are private practice NPs who will share real‑world experiences, pitfalls, and practical strategies for success.

Whether you’re actively planning a private practice or simply curious about what’s involved, this workshop offers the clarity, guidance, and inspiration to help you take the next step.


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.


*NEW* in conjunction with Friday's Networking Reception...


One patient. Plenty of clues. Can your team put the pieces together?

Step away from the traditional classroom and into a 60-minute interactive medical escape room designed specifically for Nurse Practitioners working in clinic and community settings.

Your patient has arrived for an appointment—but the complete clinical picture isn't immediately obvious. Working as a team, you'll explore the patient's history, assessment findings and available clinical information while completing a series of puzzles and challenges that gradually reveal more about the case. Bring your clinical knowledge, your curiosity and a team that's ready to have some fun. Just don't assume the first answer is the right one.

60 Minutes. One Patient. Multiple Possibilities. Can your team solve the case?

Teams of up to 8 people (teams will be assigned post-registration). Two "Clinic Escape" sessions will run concurrently every 60 minutes during Friday's networking reception. Limited capacity. MUST BE REGISTERED FOR THE CONFERENCE TO PARTICIPATE.

Facilitated by Saskatoon Institute for Medical Simulation (SIMS)

*No escape-room experience required.

Why Attend?

This conference provides you the opportunity to:

  • Network with colleagues, health care related exhibitors, and representatives from SANP as well as unions, and regulatory bodies
  • Hear from dynamic speakers
  • Learn up to date recommendations relevant to everyday practice
  • Participate in decision making opportunities for the SANP
  • Celebrate the great work that you and your colleagues are doing in the province!


If you have questions about the conference, contact Carol Tebay, Conference Coordinator at carol@executivearrangements.ca or 306-241-2308.


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