FAQ - Clinical Preparedness Permit (CPP) Requirement | Seneca Nanji Foundation School of Nursing | Seneca Students

Frequently Asked Questions - Clinical Preparedness Permit (CPP) Requirements

Q: When should I start the process?
Answer: The Clinical Preparedness process takes time, especially for new students. We strongly recommend starting 4 to 5 months before the deadline to allow enough time to complete all requirements and address any unexpected delays.

Q: What are my responsibilities?
Answer: As a student, you are responsible for:

• Attending the mandatory Clinical Preparedness session.
• Carefully reviewing all Clinical Preparedness requirements.
• Planning ahead to ensure all requirements are completed before the deadline.
• Uploading your completed Clinical Preparedness Permit (CPP) Form and all required supporting documents.
• Booking your clearance review appointment well in advance of the deadline.

Q: What happens if I don't complete all requirements by the deadline?
Answer: If you do not meet the mandatory Clinical Preparedness deadline, you will not be eligible to participate in your clinical placement. You will be required to meet with your Clinical Coordinator to discuss the next steps.

For additional questions contact the Clinical Placement Office via email at: clinicalrequirements@senecapolytechnic.ca.