Application Fees |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Application Fee* | $100 per profession |
| Additional Specialty Application Fee*
This applies to an additional specialty within the same profession (e.g. MRT(R) and MRT(MR)). Applying for registration in an additional profession (e.g. adding DMS after an initial MRT application) requires a new Application Fee of $100 for that profession.
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$100 |
What is a “profession”? The College regulates three professions, each covering one or more specialties: Medical Radiation Technologists (MRTs), Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENPs), and Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (DMSs).
*All applications that remain open or incomplete for over three months will be withdrawn.
Third-Party Fees
Applicants are responsible for all fees associated with obtaining services or documentation. Costs for third-party assessors can be found on their website(s) and are subject to change. For more information, contact the organization. Third-party fees listed below are approximate.
Third-Party Assessor Fees |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Credential Evaluations | ~$150 – $250 |
| English Language Assessments | ~$300 |
Other Third-Party Fees |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Notarized Diploma/Degree | Fees vary |
| Official Transcripts | Fees vary |
| CAMRT Exam | ~$907 |
| CBRET Exam (full process) | ~$1100 |
| IPHE101 Orientation to Canadian Health Care (NAIT course) | ~$475 |
| MRAD145 Canadian Radiation Safety (NAIT course) | ~$450 |
| Criminal Record Check (through Mybackcheck) | ~$35 |
| Criminal Record Check (outside Canada) | Fees vary |
| Professional Liability Insurance | ~$150 to $250/year |
Registration Fee |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Initial Registration and Practice Permit Fee | $450 per profession |
| Addition of another Specialty to Permit (Application Fee applies)
This applies to an additional specialty within the same profession (e.g. MRT(R) and MRT(MR)). Registering in an additional profession (e.g. adding DMS after an initial MRT registration) requires a new Initial Registration and Practice Permit Fee of $450 for that profession.
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$0 |
What is a “profession”? The College regulates three professions, each covering one or more specialties: Medical Radiation Technologists (MRTs), Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENPs), and Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (DMSs).
Practice Permit Renewal Fee |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Annual Practice Permit Renewal Fee (permit issued January 1)
Renewal is open for payment between October 2 and December 31.
All fees paid after December 1 are subject to an administrative fee.
Any additional fees, costs, levies or assessments (e.g. Continuing Competence Program (CCP) Non-Compliance Levy) incurred during the year must be paid before a practice permit can be renewed.
The renewal fee is charged per profession (MRT, ENP, or DMS). Holding multiple specialties within the same profession (e.g. MRT(R) and MRT(MR)) does not increase the fee. Holding registration in more than one profession (e.g. MRT(R) and DMS(G)) means the fee applies separately for each profession.
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$450/year per profession |
Registration Administrative Fee |
$CAD |
|---|---|
| Substantial Equivalency Assessment Fee | $300 |
| Verification of Registration and Standing (charged per form and per province/jurisdiction) |
$25 |
| Administrative Fee for Renewal On or after December 2 |
$150 per profession |
| Non-Compliance Levy (applies if CCP or registration submissions (such as, but not limited to, learning plans, reviews, or audits) are submitted late and/or not completed as required.) |
$150 minimum |
General Administrative Fee |
$CAD |
| Review and Appeal Fee for reviews and appeals of decisions under the HPA | $300 |
| NSF PAD Withdrawal | $30 |
| PAD Deactivation Fee | $30 |
| File Copying (Fees for copying College records vary depending on the nature and scope of the request) |
Contact the College |
Refund Policy
All College fees are non-refundable, with one exception: Registration and practice permit fees may be refunded only if the permit has not yet taken effect.
If you have renewed or paid for a permit that has not yet come into effect, you may request a refund before the permit’s effective date.
Once a practice permit is active (effective January 1 of the registration year or the date of issuance for new registrants), fees are non-refundable.