Registration Pathways

Professionals who are already licensed in another regulated Canadian jurisdiction may be eligible to register in New Brunswick through the Labour Mobility pathway. This pathway provides an expedited process for technologists who hold an equivalent licence and are in good standing with their current regulatory body.

Who Can Apply Through Labour Mobility

You may apply as a Labour Mobility Applicant if you:

• Hold a current, valid licence to practise in another Canadian regulated jurisdiction
• Are in good standing with your regulatory body
• Have no findings of misconduct, incompetence, or incapacity
• Are not currently subject to disciplinary, conduct, or incapacity proceedings
• Meet the requirements as set out within NBRCMRT Regulations

Professionals who completed their Medical Radiation Technology education in Canada and are not currently licensed in another regulated Canadian jurisdiction must apply through the Standard Canadian‑Educated (Non‑Labour Mobility) pathway.

This pathway is intended for individuals practising in non-regulated jurisdictions within Canada or for recent New Brunswick graduates.

Who Can Apply Through This Pathway

You may apply as a Canadian‑Educated (Non‑Labour Mobility) Applicant if you:

• Have
  • completed an Approved Education Program in the last five (5) years or
  • five hundred (500) hours of practice within the last five (5) years in each specialty for which they are seeking registration
• Are not currently licensed in another regulated Canadian jurisdiction
• Have no findings of misconduct, incompetence, or incapacity
• Are not currently subject to disciplinary, conduct, or incapacity proceedings
• Meet the requirements as set out within NBRCMRT Regulations
  
  

Professionals who completed their Medical Radiation Technology education outside of Canada must apply through the Applicant – Internationally Educated pathway. This pathway ensures that internationally trained technologists meet New Brunswick’s regulatory requirements for safe, competent, and ethical practice.

All internationally educated applicants must first undergo an assessment process to determine equivalency of education, competency, and readiness to practise in New Brunswick.  

Who Can Apply Through This Pathway

You may apply as an Internationally Educated Applicant if you:

• Completed your MRT education outside of Canada
• Are seeking initial registration to practise in New Brunswick
• Have no findings of misconduct, incompetence, or incapacity
• Are not currently subject to disciplinary, conduct, or incapacity proceedings
• Meet the requirements set out in the NBRCMRT Regulations
• Have complete competency, bridging, or examination requirements identified during assessment.
  
  
  

HOW TO APPLY

 All applications must be submitted online through our Registration Portal.

Step 1: Create Your Account
Create an account on the NBRCMRT Registration Portal using your email address.

Step 2: Select Your Registration Pathway
Once logged in, select your Applicant pathway

Step 3: Complete the Applicant Pathway Form

Step 4: Access the Full Practice Registration Form
After completing the Applicant Pathway Form, the registration forms will automatically appear on your dashboard.  Select and complete the registration form for the category of registration you are seeking (Full Practice, Provisional, etc.).

Step 5: Upload Supporting Documents
Upload all required documents directly to your online application.

Step 6: Submit Your Application
Click “Submit” at the bottom of the form.

NOTE: Your invoice will be generated only after submission. Payment must be received before the review process begins.