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The Nova Scotia College of MIRTP

The Nova Scotia College of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Professionals (NSCMIRTP) is the regulatory body for medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and diagnostic medical sonographers (DMSs) in Nova Scotia. The mandate of the NSCMIRTP is to serve and protect the public interest.

Our Vision

We instill confidence through regulatory excellence.

Our Mission

Regulating the profession of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Professionals (MIRTPs) in the public interest.

Our Values

Quality:
We define and maintain standards that drive exceptional, evidence-informed care

Collaboration:
We work with internal and external stakeholders to improve practice and professional competency

Accountability:
We are transparent in all aspects of our work, holding registrants accountable for delivery of safe, competent and ethical care

Inclusion:

We are committed to upholding the values intrinsic of equity, diversity and inclusion

2025-2028 Strategic Plan

The NSCMIRTP regulates in the public interest by setting the entry to practice requirements for MIRTPs (MRTs and DMSs),ensuring the continued currency of MIRTPs, and by addressing concerns from members of the public through the complaints and discipline process. Currently, NSCMIRTP has approximately 850 registered professionals in the fields of Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiation Therapy and Radiological Technology. NSCMIRTP's website provides the public and employers easy access to the public directory of registrants, allowing the sharing of important information about a professional’s registration status and disciplinary history.

There are currently 22 regulatory colleges in Nova Scotia that regulate to protect the public's rights to safe, competent, and ethical health care. Each college does this by holding its registered health care professionals accountable for their conduct and practice. The Nova Scotia Regulated Health Professions Network (NSRHPN) website is a one-stop gateway to the websites of all 22 of the province’s health colleges. It provides trustworthy, relevant, and up-to-date information about the colleges and the health professionals they regulate.