Registration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College and hold an active practice permit.
Who can apply as a New Canadian Graduate MRT applicant?
This route applies to you if:
- You graduated from an approved MRT program of study in Canada within the last two (2) years, but you have not yet practiced in your specialty.
If this route does not apply to you, see Applicants.
Before Applying
Applying
After Applying
1. Application received
- Within 6 calendar days after you apply, the College will confirm that your application was received.
- Your application will not be reviewed until you pay the application fee.
2. Initial review
- Within 14 calendar days after your application fee is paid, the College will review your application.
- If anything is missing, you will be notified and given instructions on how to complete your application.
- If your application stays incomplete or inactive for 3 months, it will be closed, and you must reapply.
3. Assessment
- Once your application is complete, the College will assess it to make sure you meet all registration requirements.
- Within 40 calendar days, most complete applications are processed by the College.
Note: Some complex applications take longer. By legislation, the College has up to 6 months to make a decision.
4. Decision and practice permit
- You will receive a decision letter once the College has reviewed your complete application.
- Your registration is not complete until you pay the registration fee invoice.
- After payment, you can download your practice permit.
- You cannot practice until you receive a decision letter approving your registration application.