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Registration Requirements

As per the NSRMIRT Registration Requirements Policy, all applicants for licensing must meet the following requirements:

  • Successful completion of an approved program in the specified discipline(s). For a list of approved programs, please check the Accreditation Canada list of accredited education programs.

  • Successful completion of entrance to practice exams as follows:

    • CAMRT 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) for those who did MIRTP education in Quebec or

    • Sonography Canada

  • 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. This must be obtained within six months of application. Request form for individuals registering can be located here.

  • 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

  • Completion of the Jurisprudence Module, which can be found under Educational Resources, and the associated exam within the registrant portal (note: if you cannot access the exam, please email info@nscmirtp.ca to be added to the exam group)