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Internationally edUcated 
Assessment and Application Process
Internationally Educated Medical Radiation Technologists (IEMRT’s) are individuals who have completed an education program in medical imaging to its full extent outside of Canada. As an IEMRT, before being eligible to practice in Canada, education as well as skills learnt outside of the country need to be assessed to ensure they meet the national requirements of entry to practice competencies.
Those who wish to work as medical radiation technologists within the province of New Brunswick, must be registered with the New Brunswick Regulatory College of Medical Radiation Technologists [the "College"] in order to obtain a certificate of registration (license) to practice.
Step 1 - CAMRT International Assessment
IEMRT’s new to Canada who wish to practice in New Brunswick must first apply to undergo the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) national standard assessment of credentials.
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.
Step 2 - Challenging the Certification Exam
To contact the CAMRT for any further inquiries their email address is: info@camrt.ca
All MRTs practising in the province of New Bruswick must be registered with the College. See the Registration page for practising registration/licensure information
The steps for applicants transfering to New Brunswick after having previously worked as an MRT in another regulated or unregulated jurisdiction within Canada including specific requirements can be found within the Canadian Educated MRT page and within the College Regulations.
Any application form and supporting documentation can be sent to the Registrar by email to: registrar@nbamrt.ca