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Medical Radiation Technologist Licence: Moving from Manitoba to Nova Scotia

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The short answer

Direct transfer

An MIRTP currently working in a regulated Canadian province is eligible for registration under labour mobility provisions by having their current regulator send a completed CFTA form and following the application process for MIRTPs registered in a regulated Canadian jurisdiction.

Source
“If you are currently working as an MIRTP in a *regulated* Canadian province, you are eligible for registration under the labour mobility provisions of the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.”
nscmirtp.ca/applicants/internationally-educated-new-applicants

Both provinces

Licensed in ManitobaMoving to Nova Scotia
Licence status Licence required Licence required
Regulator — Nova Scotia Regulator of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy
Guide Medical radiation technologist in Manitoba Medical radiation technologist in Nova Scotia

Steps to transfer

  1. Send CFTA form

    Source
    “Please have your current MIRTP regulator send NSRMIRT a completed CFTA form”
    nscmirtp.ca/applicants/internationally-educated-new-applicants

  2. Follow application process

    Source
    “follow this link to the application process for an MIRTP registered in a regulated Canadian jurisdiction.”
    nscmirtp.ca/applicants/internationally-educated-new-applicants

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Nova Scotia Regulator of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy

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