Yes, the process is to get the book on to the iPad via itunes after the drm has been stripped by Caliber. So you move the book out of the caliber library in to iTunes and then synch it up on to the i-device from iTunes. Or if your book is drm-free to start with, you could just copy it from where ever you have it stored into the iTunes and then transfer it, or you could email it as an attachment to your i-device and open the attachment in iBooks. I've done that with epubs from Kurzweil 1000 on my Windows machine, sending the email attachment to my iPhone and then opening that in iBooks.
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