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Volunteering with NSCMIRTP

NSCMIRTP has multiple opportunities for MITRPs to volunteer and gain additional knowledge and skills while contributing to shaping their profession. This page will list any current committee vacancies or other areas volunteers are needed. Please contact us at info@nscmirtp.ca if you wish to volunteer in any of the listed areas of need or if there is any other capacity that you wish to volunteer with the NSCMIRTP. When responding with and an interest to volunteer please fill out the attached skills matrix.


Current Volunteer Opportunities

  1. Project based opportunity to work on the selection of a LMS platform for the College. Adopting an LMS platform will enable the College to host developed courses such as the jurisprudence course and refresher programs on a fully interactive platform. This will support our ability to improve these courses, making processes more streamlined and course more interactive and engaging. We are looking for several individuals to assist in the selection process. There are no specific skills required to be part of this working group but having previous experience working with an LMS system or understanding of IT would be an asset. Short term commitment of approximately 6 months.

  2. Legislative review working group. The provincial government is seeking to modernize health regulation in the province. As a stakeholder NSCMIRTP will have the opportunity to participate in the discussion and feedback process. We are seeking MIRTPs that are interested in helping to shape legislative changes in the province. This is expected to be a 1 year commitment.

    College volunteer work can also be used for CPD credit. Please reach out to info@nscmirtp.ca if you are interested in any of the available volunteer opportunities.