Internationally edcated applicant

The CAMRT will assess the IEMRTs language proficiency, substantial similarity of qualifications, and work experience.  Once established, the IEMRT will be notified of their eligibility to write the National Certification Exam.  The CAMRT Application of Assessment Form for IEMRT’s along with the fee, and other documentation required to undergo an assessment can be found here.

NOTE:

• The application of assessment including supporting documentation must be submitted to the CAMRT at least three (3) months prior to the registration deadline for the exam date of which the applicant wishes to take.
• Applicants are strongly encouraged to review the assessment process and timeline details on the CAMRT website as they have an extensive collection of resources to help prepare IEMRTs.

Type Two- This Temporary membership may be available to Internationally Educated MRT’s who have met all CAMRT requirements and who are eligible to write the National Certification Exam. A Type Two temporary membership will be issued for a duration of 6 weeks and may commence the day after the IEMRT writes the National Certification Exam.

As Temporary Practice registration is for a very short period as well as to prevent potential delays in optimizing the time of eligibility to practice, it is recommended that applications for registration and supporting documentation be submitted at least one (1) week prior to the day of the certification exam sitting.

Once confirmation of successful exam results has been received, a new Certificate of Registration demonstrating the status change to Full Practice which will remain valid until the end of the calendar year will be issued and will supersede the previously issued Temporary Practice Certificate of Registration . 

NOTE:
Full Practice Certificates of Registration are to be renewed annually.  Registrants are able to renew their
registration for the next calendar year (Jan to Dec) from October 1^st to November 15^th.

• If the IEMRT is transferring to work in New Brunswick after previously working as an MRT in another Canadian regulated province, they may ask their current regulatory organization to complete and send the NBAMRT a Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) form. This form contains information confirming the MRT has already proven to meets Canadian Standards. The other supplementary documentation besides the CFTA that needs to be submitted is the application for registration form, proof of practice with a break down of hours worked yearly (for the past five years) , and the dues payment. Should there be an area of concern with the documentation provided the NBAMRT will be in contact.
  
  
• If the IEMRT is transferring to New Brunswick from an unregulated province, they will need to submit an application for registration form to the NBAMRT along with all the other supporting documentations and fees outlined at the bottom of the form. A CFTA cannot be accepted in this case. Should there be an area of concern with the documentation provided the NBAMRT will be in contact.

Further information regarding Application Status Types can be found under Registration

NOTE:
It is at the discretion of the NBAMRT whether to process a registration, or to postpone a decision for any unresolved circumstances found in an application.