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Registration Requirements

As per NSCMIRTP Registration Requirements Policy all applicants for licensing must meet the following requirements.

  • Successful completion of an approved program in the specified discipline(s).

  • Successful completion of the CAMRT entrance to practice exam in the selected discipline(s) or the examination of the Ordre des Technologues en Imagerie Medical en Radiooncologie et en Electrophysiologie Medicale du Quebec (OTIMROEPMQ) or Sonography Canada entrance to practice exam.

  • Copy of government issued photo ID

  • Documentation of name change if current name does not match submitted documents

  • Legal entitlement to work in Canada

  • English Language proficiency in reading and writing

  • Good Character via submission of a clean vulnerable sector check and clear internet search. Request form for individuals requesting can be located through provided links. MRT or DMS

  • Required clinical practice hours within the past 5 years

  • Evidence of sufficient personal liability insurance

  • If transferring from another regulated jurisdiction evidence of good standing