Registration is mandatory. To practice as an Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College and hold an active practice permit.

Who can apply as an Internationally Educated ENP applicant?

This route applies to you if:

  • You graduated from an ENP program of study outside of Canada within the last two (2) years, but you have not yet practiced in your specialty.

OR

  • You graduated from an ENP program of study and have recent professional experience outside of Canada.

OR

  • You are seeking to practice only intraoperative monitoring under the ENP specialty and have a CNIM credential from ABRET, contact the College.

If you graduated from an ENP program of study outside of Canada, passed the Canadian certification examination (CBRET), and are practicing outside of Alberta, you must apply under the non-labor mobility route.

If you graduated from an ENP program of study outside of Canada, do not have proof or have not passed the Canadian certification examination (CBRET), and are practicing outside Alberta, you will then have to successfully complete the certification exam before applying for a permit with the College.

If this route does not apply to you, see Applicants.

How to Apply

Before Applying

Requirement: Personal Information and Contact Details

You meet this requirement by:

Upload the following while completing your application

  •  Two (2) pieces of photo ID to validate your identity

If your legal name doesn’t match your ID or verification documents, you must submit proof of name change with a government-issued document.

Requirement: Post-Secondary Education

You meet this requirement by completing the following:

Credential Assessment

Submit a request to have your credentials assessed by an approved third party and have a copy of those sent to the College.

OR

Upload the following:

    • A copy of the assessment.

Proof of Graduation from ENP Program  

Submit a request to have the educational institute where you completed your ENP program send a copy of your official transcripts to the College.

OR

Upload the following:

  • A notarized copy of your official transcripts from your MRT education program: A certified true copy signed by a notary public.

OR

  • A notarized copy of your Diploma: A certified true copy signed by a notary public.

Program Syllabus

Upload the following:

  • A copy of the program course outline and course descriptions, which must include the specific courses and the competencies taught.

Competency Assessment

Upload the following:

    • If you have more than one (1) employer, you need to complete a separate form for each employer.
Requirement:  Certification Examination

You may be able to meet this requirement.

Upload the following:

  • A copy of your CBRET or ABRET certification exam results or letter indicating that you passed.

Currency of Practice

Upload the following:

  • A completed Currency of Practice Hours Form to show relevant practice experience within the last five years.
    • You cannot include practicum/internship
    • If you have more than one employer, complete and upload additional currency of practice forms for each employer.

Currency of Practice Policy

English Language Proficiency

Upload the following:

  • Proof you graduated from an ENP program of study that was provided in the English language.

OR

  • Proof you passed a formal language test.

Declare the following:

  • If your program of study was provided in the English language.

Good Character

Upload the following:

  • A completed Character Declaration Form or character reference letter written within the last two (2) years.

Declare the following:

  • your suitability to practice, including professional misconduct.

Criminal Record Check

Request a criminal record check. See College policy for details.

  • Upload a notarized copy of your criminal record check.

OR

  • Mail the original to the College.

Applying

  1. Submit your online application, refer to the ‘Before Applying’ tab.
  2. Complete your application form by:
    • Providing your demographic, competency, and eligibility information and uploading the required documents.
    • Answering questions regarding your conduct and compliance.
  3. Review your application to ensure that it is complete and accurate.
  4. Click submit.

After the College receives your application, you will receive an email directing you to pay your application and assessment fees.

Pay your fees on My Profile.

  • The College will not review your application until the fee is paid

After You Apply

Within three (3) business days after you apply, the College will email you to confirm your application has been successfully submitted.

  • Your application will be processed only after the application fee is paid.

Within fifteen (15) business days after your invoice is paid, the College will review your application

  • Once your application is reviewed, the College will notify you if it is incomplete and provide instructions on completing it.
  • If your application remains incomplete or inactive for three (3) months, it will be closed, and you will need to reapply.

OR

Within fifteen (15) business days after confirming a complete application, the College will process your application.

  • Once complete, the College will assess your application to ensure it meets the stated registration requirements and issue you a decision letter within thirty (30) business days.

The College aims to meet these timelines, however, some applications may be more complex. If the college requires more time to make a decision, you will be notified. According to legislation, the College has up to six (6) months to make a registration decision.

Your decision letter will outline the next steps and provide you with a deadline to fulfil further requirements.

  • Unpaid invoices
  • Missing, incorrect or incomplete documents
  • Information about your character, conduct, competence, or health that may require further review.
  • Unclear criminal record check
  • No recent professional experience

If you don’t meet the registration requirements, your decision letter will provide the reason(s).

Alternative options may be recommended.

Your decision letter may include additional requirements and relevant deadlines. To work in Alberta, you must successfully complete the certification exam (CAMRT Exam).

These steps are to be followed chronologically:

  1. Register and Pass Exam
    You will have to pass the CBRET or ABRET exam. This cannot be challenged.
  2. Get a Criminal Record Check and Professional Liability Insurance
  3. Choose one of these options:
    • Complete the General Registration Application and requirements on My Profile

OR

    • Complete the Temporary registration application. This permit allows Internationally Educated Applicants to work under supervision for up to two (2) years while they prepare for the certification exam, provided they have a job offer and approval from the College.
      • To obtain a Temporary Practice Permit, you must prove you can legally work in Canada and have met any extra requirements mentioned in your decision letter.

Requesting an Extension

If you require additional time to meet your application requirements, please submit your request to registration@acmdtt.com for the Registrar’s review.

Appealing your Decision

If you disagree with any part of the decision, you may appeal to the College.

Resources

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT)

Exam Preparation Courses (online) 

There are three courses available to IEMRTs to help prepare for writing the certification exam: 

  • Course 1: Radiographic Procedures and Pathology (applicable to radiological technology only) 
  • Course 2: Patient Management (applicable to all specialties) 
  • Course 3: Radiographic Equipment and Imaging (applicable to radiological technology only) 

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Exam Preparation Courses (camrt.ca) 

 

CAMRT Practice Exam 

  • CAMRT has developed 100-question practice exams for each discipline as an exam preparation tool to assist candidates who intend to write the national certification exam in medical radiation technology specialties. 

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Practice Exams (camrt.ca) 

 

Preparation Guide for the CAMRT Exam 

  • CAMRT has developed an Exam Preparation Guide, which addresses the certification process and the exam content.  

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Exam Preparation Guide (camrt.ca) 

 

Exam Blueprints 

  • The Exam Blueprint is a document that provides the plan the certification exam.  

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Exam Blueprints (camrt.ca) 

 

Exam Recommended Textbooks 

  • CAMRT has created lists of recommended textbooks for each specialty. These recommended textbooks are used to reference the certification exam questions. 

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Recommended Textbooks (camrt.ca) 

 

For more information on all the CAMRT Exam Preparation Resources:

Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists | Entry-to-Practice Certification: Internationally Educated Medical Radiation Technologists (IEMRTs) (camrt.ca) 

The ACMDTT demonstrates transparency, objectivity, impartiality and procedural fairness by committing to the following:

  • All inquiries receive a response as soon as possible, within two to three business days.
  • Receipt of an application for registration is acknowledged, preferably via email, as soon as possible, within three business days.
  • Complete applications for registration (excluding those for internationally educated applicants) will be processed as soon as possible, within three business days.
  • Any Canadian applicant whose application is refused or approved but with conditions, limitations or restrictions, will receive a written decision, within 10 days of the decision, with reasons that explain the basis for the registration decision.
  • If there is doubt whether an application meets all of the registration requirements, it may be referred to the Registration Committee for review.
  • Internationally educated applicants can also expect the following:
    • An internationally educated applicant’s complete application for registration shall be automatically referred to the Registration Committee upon receipt by the Registrar. Longer timelines shall apply under these circumstances, and the College will endeavour to update the applicant or member of the status of their application in a timely and transparent manner. Internationally educated applicants are encouraged to look at the flowchart for registration process for more information.
    • If any documents are outstanding, the College will email you approximately every six months. In the near future, we plan to enable applicants and members to check the status of their applications online.
    • A written decision and reasons will be provided for all applications and appeals within 90 days of receiving complete information.

TBD

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