This track is applicable to Naturopathic Doctors who are transferring their membership from a regulated US state. To register with the SANP, the ND applicant is required to submit the following: 1) Online Application and Payment: click the blue "Become a Member" button above 2) Copies of the following must be received directly from the licensing body to the SANP Office (206 - 3775 Pasqua Street, Regina, SK, S4S 6W8): 2a) NABNE transcripts for NPLEX Parts I and II (including acupuncture, minor surgery and pharmacy electives) OR CONO transcripts for Biomedical Sciences and Clinical Sciences Exams 2b) Transcripts confirming graduation from a CNME accredited Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program 2c) Confirmation of successful completion of practical examinations from either CONO or CNPBC. The practical examinations that are required for the SANP are: · Naturopathic Manipulation Exam (practical) · Acupuncture Exam (practical) · Physical Diagnostic Skills Exam (practical) 3) Two Character Reference letters: These should specify how long and in what capacity the references have known the applicant. References must be from: 3a) A Naturopathic Doctor AND 3b) Any ONE of the following: · Police officer · Medical doctor/Dentist/Optometrist · Chiropractor · Member of Clergy · Mayor or Councillor · Member of Parliament or provincial Legislature 4) Liability Insurance – a minimum of $2,000,000 (or $3,000,000 with an IV Certification) liability coverage must be carried. A copy of the policy confirmation must be uploaded within the member login area under "CE Submissions". This will not be available to access until the online membership setup is manually approved, at which point the applicant must login to add this documentation. 5) VALID CPR certificate – a CPR level C certificate is considered valid for 2 years from the date of issue and must be maintained as valid at all times. A copy of the valid certificate must be uploaded within the member login area under "CE Submissions". This will not be available to access until the online membership setup is manually approved, at which point the applicant must login to add this documentation. 6) Criminal Record Check (Available from the RCMP, local police department or through www.MyBackCheck.com) This report must be dated within one year of applying with the SANP. This document must be attached as prompted during the online application process. 7) The SANP Ethics and Jurisprudence Exam written exam. For an applicant writing in Saskatchewan please contact the Registrar registrar@sanp.ca to coordinate a day and time to sit the exam. Notes: This written exam consists of multiple choice, true/false and short answer questions. A score of 80% is required to pass. Members are responsible for a thorough understanding of the legislation, bylaws, and policies that govern the practice of naturopathic medicine in Saskatchewan, but for the purposes of this exam, study efforts should focus on the Bylaws: Part 2 - Regulatory Bylaws, as well as Part 2 Appendix A and B, SANP Guide to Ethical Conduct and Standards of Practice. Details of the Administrative Bylaws and information of board positions are unimportant for this exam, but pay close attention to all of the requirements of membership as well as the appendices on ethics and standards of practice. Bonus hint: know the years the act and bylaws came into force. 1) Online Application and Payment: click the blue "Become a Member" button above 2) Copies of the following must be received directly from the licensing body to the SANP Office (206 - 3775 Pasqua Street, Regina, SK, S4S 6W8): 2a) NABNE transcripts for NPLEX Parts I and II OR CONO transcripts for Biomedical Sciences and Clinical Sciences Exams 2b) Transcripts confirming graduation from a CNME accredited Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program 2c) Confirmation of successful completion of practical examinations from either CONO or CNPBC. The practical examinations that are required for the SANP are: · Naturopathic Manipulation Exam (practical) · Acupuncture Exam (practical) · Physical Diagnostic Skills Exam (practical) ___ Two letters of reference regarding your character, how long the references have known you, and in what capacity they know you. References must be from: 1. A Naturopathic Doctor AND 2. Any ONE of the following: · Police officer · Medical doctor/Dentist/Optometrist · Chiropractor · Member of Clergy · Mayor or Councillor · Member of Parliament or provincial Legislature ___ A letter from the US licensing body from which the applicant is transferring from. This letter must state that the applicant is in good-standing with that licensing body AND that there are no complaints or investigations currently against the applicant. Find the CANRA form for Members in Good Standing at this link: ___ Liability insurance – a copy of the confirmation document must be loaded to the applicant's online SANP application by the applicant ___ VALID CPR certificate – the applicant must upload a scanned copy of a valid CPR Certificate must be up to date, SANP requires renewal every two years. An ORIGINAL copy must be provided by the applicant and must be valid the year the applicant is applying with the SANP. ___ Criminal Record Check (Available from the RCMP, local police department or through MyBackCheck.com) An ORIGINAL copy must be provided by the applicant and must be valid for the year the applicant is applying with the SANP. This document must be loaded to the application. Note once loaded this document will be accessed only by the SANP Registrar. ___ The SANP Ethics and Jurisprudence Exam written exam. For an applicant writing in Saskatchewan please contact the Registrar registrar@sanp.ca to coordinate a day and time to sit the exam. The information for the SANP Ethics and Jurisprudence Exam written exam can be found at this link:This track is applicable to Naturopathic Doctors who are transferring their membership from a regulated province or for a Naturopathic Doctor applying for dual membership with the SANP and another regulated province. To register with the SANP, the ND applicant is required to submit the following: