BCCNM is accepting applications for temporary emergency registration to support emergency health-care response related to environmental emergencies – such as wildfires or flooding – this summer. Temporary emergency registrants can practice nursing in British Columbia for up to 180 days, with possibility of extension if required.
Eligibility
Practising registrants with BCCNM
do not need temporary emergency registration. If you would like to assist with emergency response, please sign up for the
Emergency Health Provider Registry.
- Nursing professionals
- Practising licensed practical nurses (LPNs), nurse practitioners (NPs), registered nurses (RNs), and registered psychiatric nurses (RPNs) in another Canadian jurisdiction.
- Non-practising registrants with BCCNM.
- Former registrants with BCCNM.
- LPNs, NPs, RNs, and RPNs in the Canadian or United States Armed Forces.
- Midwives
- Practising midwives in another Canadian province or territory.
- Non-practising midwives with BCCNM.
- Former registrants with BCCNM.
To apply, visit the application page for your profession: