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Medical Radiation Technologist Licence: Moving from Newfoundland and Labrador to Saskatchewan

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The short answer

Direct transfer

Applicants transferring from a regulated Canadian province submit a Canadian Free Trade Agreement certificate from their current licensing body along with the standard application documents, and the pages do not require them to retake the entry-to-practice exam or complete a competence assessment.

Source
“All applicants transferring from a regulated province require the following documents:”
cmrips.org/registration

Both provinces

Licensed in Newfoundland and LabradorMoving to Saskatchewan
Licence status Licence required Licence required
Regulator Newfoundland and Labrador Council of Health Professionals College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Professionals of Saskatchewan
Guide Medical radiation technologist in Newfoundland and Labrador Medical radiation technologist in Saskatchewan

Steps to transfer

  1. Obtain CFTA certificate

    Source
    “✔ A Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) certificate from your current licensing body. *Contact your current licensing body to request* *this.*”
    cmrips.org/registration

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Professionals of Saskatchewan

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