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Become an MIRTP

In Nova Scotia, students can attend the Dalhousie School of Health Sciences in Halifax to complete a program in Radiological Technology, Nuclear Medicine or Diagnostic Medical Sonography. This school also offers a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) program as a 2nd discipline to one of the above. Nova Scotia does not currently offer a Radiation Therapy program. Most Nova Scotian students choose to attend the Michener Institute in Toronto, Ontario, to study radiation therapy.

For a full list of programs available across Canada, please click on the links below.

For more information on each discipline, please click the About Us tab.

*If you have already completed an accredited program and are looking to register with the NSCMIRTP to work as a medical imaging or radiation therapy professional (MIRTP) in Nova Scotia, click here.