Medical Radiation Technologist Licence: Moving from New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island
The short answer
Extra steps
A health professional registered and in good standing with a College in another regulated Canadian province can apply and get registered in PEI upon completion of the CAHPPEI Jurisprudence Examination. Source
“This means that a health professional working in MLT, MRT or RT profession who is registered and in good standing with a College in any other regulated Canadian province, can apply and get registered in PEI upon completion of the CAHPPEI Jurisprudence Examination.”
cahppei.ca/become-a-registered-allied-health-professional
Both provinces
| Licensed in New Brunswick | Moving to Prince Edward Island | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence status | Licence required | Licence required |
| Regulator | New Brunswick Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | College of Allied Health Professionals of PEI |
| Guide | Medical radiation technologist in New Brunswick | Medical radiation technologist in Prince Edward Island |
Steps to transfer
Pass jurisprudence examination
Source
“This means that a health professional working in MLT, MRT or RT profession who is registered and in good standing with a College in any other regulated Canadian province, can apply and get registered in PEI upon completion of the CAHPPEI Jurisprudence Examination.”
cahppei.ca/become-a-registered-allied-health-professional
Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with College of Allied Health Professionals of PEI
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