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# ACMDTT

Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists

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- [ACMDTT Welcomes Diagnostic Medical Sonographers as Regulated Professionals](https://acmdtt.com/2026/07/06/acmdtt-welcomes-diagnostic-medical-sonographers-as-regulated-professionals/) - Starting July 6, 2026, Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (DMS) in Alberta will be officially regulated by the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT). Regulation gives Albertans an added layer of protection when they receive an ultrasound. Every DMS registrant will be required to meet clear qualification requirements, follow standards of practice, maintain competence,
- [Career Opportunity: Regulatory and Administrative Specialist](https://acmdtt.com/2026/06/22/career-opportunity-regulatory-and-administrative-specialist-2/) - ABOUT ACMDTT ACMDTT is a health profession regulator committed to protecting the public by ensuring registrants meet high standards of practice. We oversee the registration, continuing competence, and professional conduct of medical diagnostic and therapeutic technologists in Alberta. ABOUT THE ROLE The Regulatory and Administrative Specialist plays a key role in supporting the College’s regulatory
- [Career Opportunity: Executive and Conduct Coordinator](https://acmdtt.com/2026/06/22/career-opportunity-executive-and-conduct-coordinator/) - ABOUT ACMDTT ACMDTT is a health profession regulator committed to protecting the public by ensuring registrants meet high standards of practice. We oversee the registration, continuing competence, and professional conduct of medical diagnostic and therapeutic technologists in Alberta. ABOUT THE ROLE The Executive and Conduct Coordinator provides senior administrative and coordination support to the executive
- [Legislation Update - December 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/legislation-update-december-2021/) - Amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2), require that health profession colleges only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest and prohibit them from carrying out association and member services functions. The College has already taken steps to comply with this new legislation — including discontinuing branches,
- [Regulators vs. Associations](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/regulators-vs-associations/) - We often receive queries that indicate there is some confusion about the role of a regulatory body like the College versus an association like the CAMRT or Sonography Canada. Each type of organization performs different functions, but all activities are rooted in one important distinction: a regulator acts in the best interest of the public,
- [Response to Bill 46 - Current focus: Divestment of association functions](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/response-to-bill-46-current-focus-divestment-of-association-functions/) - As the College continues to take steps to comply with the changes introduced by Bill 46, we will share regular updates about our status. The College announced over the summer that our bylaws have been updated to reflect that branches will be dissolved on July 1, 2022. In the meantime, branches will continue to operate
- [A Refreshed Identity for a Growing Regulator](https://acmdtt.com/2026/02/23/a-refreshed-identity-for-a-growing-regulator/) - The College has launched a refreshed visual identity that reflects who we are today and where we are heading. Over the past several years, our regulatory responsibilities have expanded in scope and complexity. As Alberta’s healthcare environment continues to evolve, it is essential that our identity clearly communicates our role in protecting the public. While
- [Social media guidelines released](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/03/social-media-guidelines-released/) - Social media plays an important role in modern culture, but engaging with these platforms comes with certain risks. As professionals granted the privilege of self-regulation by Albertans, MRTs and ENPs are expected to uphold the integrity of the profession by engaging in social media thoughtfully and responsibly.
- [Applications Open for Council and Committee Positions](https://acmdtt.com/2026/01/16/applications-open-for-council-and-committee-positions/) - The College is seeking dedicated professionals to join Council and the Registration and Competence Committee. These roles are essential to fulfilling the College’s mandate of protecting the public and ensuring the profession meets the highest standards of safety, competence, and ethics. Council Opportunities Two positions on Council will be available starting July 1, 2026, each
- [Updates for the 2026 Registration Year](https://acmdtt.com/2025/11/27/updates-for-the-2026-registration-year/) - Below are important updates you need to know for the 2026 registration year. All 2026 practice permit renewal invoices will be dated November 30, 2025, for registrants who complete their renewal before December 1, 2025. Whether you renewed on October 1 or November 27, your receipt (available in your College Portal) will show November 30,
- [Call for Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)](https://acmdtt.com/2025/10/30/call-for-subject-matter-experts-smes/) - Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Contract Type: Contract-Based Application Deadline: November 28, 2025 Opportunity Overview The College is seeking 2–3 Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) per specialty to support the College in responding to registrant inquiries, reviewing standards, and providing expert insight into evolving professional practice. This is a contract-based engagement, and selected SMEs will be part of
- [Speaker Proposals Invited for Regulatory Education Symposium](https://acmdtt.com/2023/06/05/speaker-proposals-invited-for-regulatory-education-symposium/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) seeks speakers for our upcoming Regulation Education Symposium on October 21, 2023. The College seeks 25 or 50-minute presentations that align with our Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics and include a perspective on how regulation ties into a health professional’s practice. Diverse
- [CCP Submission Deadline: Aug. 31, 2023](https://acmdtt.com/2023/08/14/ccp-submission-deadline-aug-31-2023/) - Finish early… and you’ll be laughing. Registrants, are you almost done? Now’s the time to look at your My CCP submission to ensure it’s complete. Have you reported everything you’ve learned? Completed your self-reflections? (Remember to add your learning hours!) The CCP submission deadline is August 31, 2023 to complete your annual learning
- [Complete your Continuing Competence Program by Aug. 31 or risk $150 Levy](https://acmdtt.com/2024/08/08/complete-your-continuing-competence-program-by-aug-31-or-risk-150-levy/) - For College registrants, it’s time to check you’ve completed your Continuing Competence Program (CCP). Have you documented everything you’ve learned and completed your self-reflection? (Don’t forget to include your learning hours!) You’ll want to avoid the $150 penalty by finishing before the August 31 deadline. For most registrants, 24 learning hours is required. (See ‘Total
- [Did You Know? The CCP 2024–2025 Cycle deadline is approaching](https://acmdtt.com/2025/08/06/did-you-know-the-ccp-2024-2025-cycle-deadline-is-approaching/) - 📢 CCP 2024–2025 Cycle Deadline Approaching – Have You Submitted Yet? 📅 CCP Cycle: October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025 The clock is ticking! The Submit button is now active in the College portal—make sure you’ve completed all your Continuing Competence Program (CCP) requirements and click Submit to finalize. 🎥 Watch this short video
- [Did you Know? Over 85% of High Practice Hour Reports Needed Correction ](https://acmdtt.com/2025/06/11/did-you-know-over-85-of-high-practice-hour-reports-needed-correction/) - During the 2025 renewal period, 54 registrants reported more than 2,500 practice hours—the equivalent of working 48 hours per week for 52 weeks straight. This high volume triggered a review by the College, which aimed to help registrants verify their submissions and ensure consistency in reporting hours. Why the Review? The purpose of the review
- [Advanced and Enhanced Practice Authorization: 2025 Review Underway](https://acmdtt.com/2025/06/05/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization-2025-review-underway/) - In 2025, the College is reviewing Advanced (formerly Additional) and Enhanced Practice Authorizations. This review looks at two things: Which activities still require advanced or enhanced authorization Whether the process for granting authorization is aligned with current practice We’re doing this to ensure that advanced and enhanced authorizations are only required when necessary and that
- [2024 Annual Report: Advancing Regulatory Excellence](https://acmdtt.com/2025/05/27/2024-annual-report-advancing-regulatory-excellence/) - This year’s report highlights the progress we’ve made in advancing our regulatory work and supporting safe, ethical, and competent care for Albertans. What’s New This Year: Easier Professional Learning: We updated our Continuing Competence Program to reduce required hours and made the system easier to use. Smarter Use of Technology: We added tools like Microsoft Teams and
- [Committees Combined by Bylaw Change – Now Recruiting for the Registration and Competence Committee](https://acmdtt.com/2025/05/20/committees-combined-by-bylaw-change-now-recruiting-for-the-registration-and-competence-committee/) - We have made an important change to our committee structure as part of our ongoing commitment to regulatory excellence and effective governance. Following a recent bylaw amendment, the Registration Committee and the Competence Committee have been formally combined into a single body—the Registration and Competence Committee. This change reflects our goals of creating a more
- [Council Honours Incoming and Outgoing Members](https://acmdtt.com/2025/05/12/council-honours-incoming-and-outgoing-members-2/) - Registrant Appointment Under the College bylaws, Council approved the Selection Committee’s recommendation to reappoint Mary Buzzing, ENP, for a second term and to appoint Jonathan Hung, MRT(MR), and Melissa Grzeszczak, MRT(MR), to Council. All three appointments will take effect on July 1, 2025. Thanks to Outgoing Members Council Chair Steve DeColle, MRT(MR), and Council member
- [Regulatory Education Session: Professional Conduct in Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2025/05/01/regulatory-education-session-professional-conduct-in-practice/) - The next Regulatory Education Session will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, focusing on professional conduct — a key part of safe, ethical, and accountable practice. This free online session is open to all College registrants, students, and affiliated health professionals. What to Expect Jason Kully, Partner at Field Law, will present on navigating
- [Did You Know? The difference between Associations, Unions, and Your Regulator](https://acmdtt.com/2025/04/11/did-you-know-the-difference-between-associations-unions-and-your-regulator/) - As College registrants, it’s important to understand the distinct roles that associations, unions, and regulators play in your professional landscape. Each of these groups supports your career in different ways—through advocacy, workplace representation, or regulatory oversight. Let’s explore the differences. Associations (such as CAMRT or CBRET) Purpose: Support the profession and advocate for your interests.
- [Too Many Practice Hours? Review Aims to Educate](https://acmdtt.com/2025/03/21/too-many-practice-hours-review-aims-to-educate/) - Starting March 24, the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) will review high practice hours reported by registrants. Some registrants have reported working more hours than expected for a full-time position, with some claims reaching up to 4000 hours per year. Most full-time practitioners report between 2000 and 2400 hours. Review
- [CCP and the Importance of Compliance: Regulatory Education Session | Feb. 22, 2025](https://acmdtt.com/2025/02/03/ccp-and-the-importance-of-compliance-regulatory-education-session-feb-22-2025/) - The College’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) is the focus of our upcoming Regulatory Education Session on Saturday, February 22, 2025. Jason Kully from Field Law will give a presentation on the importance of CCP compliance and why CCP participation is a must for every registrant. The second session clarifies how to navigate and record your
- [Renewal’s Latest Upgrades Promise a More Efficient Experience](https://acmdtt.com/2024/09/18/renewals-latest-upgrades-promise-a-more-efficient-experience/) - After receiving feedback on last year’s Renewal process, you can expect notable upgrades this year to elevate your experience, ease frustration, and protect your practice. The biggest changes include removing supervisor approvals and requiring personal Professional Liability Insurance. Upgrades No More Supervisor Approvals The most significant change impacting 80% of our registrants is that we
- [Your Expertise Matters: Elevate Your Career by Joining Council](https://acmdtt.com/2025/01/06/your-expertise-matters-elevate-your-career-by-joining-council/) - Are you committed to safeguarding the public interest and ensuring the integrity of your profession? The College is seeking dedicated professionals to join our Council. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the public’s trust in medical diagnostic and therapeutic technology by regulating and overseeing the profession to ensure it meets the highest standards
- [Audit on Professional Liability Insurance affects 530 Registrants](https://acmdtt.com/2025/01/16/audit-on-professional-liability-insurance-affects-530-registrants/) - For selected individuals, an audit is coming soon to ensure College registrants have personal Professional Liability Insurance (PLI). On their renewal or registration application form, registrants declared they would have personal PLI in place that meets College requirements. The audit will confirm that this statement is true or ensure it is true by the end
- [Statement On Edmonton Sonographer Facing Sexual Assault Charge](https://acmdtt.com/2025/01/15/statement-on-edmonton-sonographer-facing-sexual-assault-charge/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is deeply concerned with the charges laid against an Edmonton sonographer, Aasim Syed Ahmed, regarding the sexual assault of a patient at his clinic. The College is committed to the protection of public safety and promotion of the public interest within its regulatory sphere.
- [MRT and ENP Practice Permits expire Dec. 31 unless Renewed for 2025](https://acmdtt.com/2024/12/06/mrt-and-enp-practice-permits-expire-dec-31-unless-renewed-for-2025/) - With the year drawing to a close, it’s important for our registrants to complete their practice permit renewal for 2025 and for their managers and employers to know that, unless renewed, their practice permits expire on December 31, 2024. The vast majority of College registrants renewed by the November 30 deadline. Submit Renewal before Dec.
- [College Website Receives Significant Refresh](https://acmdtt.com/2024/05/15/college-website-receives-significant-refresh/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostics and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website at acmdtt.com. This significant refresh brings a more colourful, dynamic style to our online presence, with reorganized content that aims to enhance the user experience for all visitors. The key to the redesign is the
- [Understanding Consent at next Regulatory Education Session, Nov. 16, 2024](https://acmdtt.com/2024/10/17/understanding-consent-at-next-regulatory-education-session-nov-16-2024/) - Join us for an engaging presentation on the principles of consent in healthcare with Jason Kully, a partner at Field LLP, at our next Regulatory Education Session on Saturday, November 16. Jason will discuss the differences between consent and informed consent, the importance of proper documentation, and the consequences of a failure to obtain appropriate
- [Registrants to Renew Permit for 2025 by Nov. 30](https://acmdtt.com/2024/10/01/registrants-to-renew-permit-for-2025-by-nov-30/) - Attention all MRT and ENP registrants: It’s time to renew your practice permit for 2025. Your current practice permit will expire on December 31, 2024. Those holding a general practice permit may renew starting Oct. 1, while those with a temporary practice permit will be notified directly. The annual renewal process is a crucial legal
- [How MRTs and ENPs Benefit from Bill 46 Changes](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/28/how-mrts-and-enps-benefit-from-bill-46-changes-2/) - The College’s focus is to regulate medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) to provide safe, competent, and ethical care to Albertans. This has come into sharper clarity in recent years through compliance with the requirements of Bill 46, which obligated the College to refine its focus on the public interest. Though Bill 46 caused
- [You Asked: About Registration Renewal Fees ](https://acmdtt.com/2024/03/08/you-asked-about-registration-renewal-fees/) - In our recent surveys, many registrants had questions about annual renewal fees. You wanted to know what value you are receiving and how these fees compare to other health professionals. We value the opportunity to address those concerns. Here are five things you should know about your renewal fee with the Alberta College of Medical
- [Save Your CCP Records: 'My CCP' Closes Sept. 30, 2024](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/13/save-your-ccp-records-my-ccp-closes-sept-30-2024/) - Exciting changes are coming to the College’s Continuing Competence Program. But when the ‘My CCP’ platform closes on September 30, 2024, our registrants’ previous years’ CCP data will not be brought over to the ‘My Profile’ platform. This is due to program updates and technical incompatibilities between the systems. However, Standard 6.1(f), states registrant’s must:
- [Upcoming changes to My CCP](https://acmdtt.com/2020/08/18/upcoming-changes-to-my-ccp/) - Regulated members will notice two changes to the My CPP online platform this fall when the new CCP cycle begins: a refreshed user interface and the addition of a Practice Profile tab on the Self-Assessment page.
- [Minor Bylaw Revisions Address Council Terms](https://acmdtt.com/2024/08/27/minor-bylaw-revisions-address-council-terms/) - The Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) recently approved the following minor bylaw revisions. Read BylawsThe updated document has the following changes: The name of the Nominations Committee was changed to the Selection Committee. A new section was added on Council candidate appointments. Added flexibility to Council composition
- [Council Honours Incoming and Outgoing Members](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/21/council-honours-incoming-and-outgoing-members/) - The Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) proudly announces the appointment of a new member and expresses gratitude to outgoing members. Registrant Appointment As per College bylaws, Council accepted the recommendation of the Nominations Committee to appoint Samuel See, MRT(T). Samuel brings his knowledge and experience as a
- [ACMDTT Council Chair, Vice Chair appointed](https://acmdtt.com/2022/11/07/acmdtt-council-chair-vice-chair-appointed/) - The Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT) is pleased to announce that Steve DeColle, MRT(MR), and Michael Piva, MRT(T), have been appointed as Chair and Vice Chair, respectively, effective November 2022. Steve’s experience as Vice Chair since 2019 will serve him well in his new role. Michael was nominated
- [2023 Annual Report: Public Members' Report](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/17/2023-annual-report-public-members-report/) - As representatives of the public on Council, our top priority is to safeguard Albertans by ensuring that our registrants are highly skilled and adhere to ethical standards. We are delighted to share that the College has consistently surpassed its regulatory obligations with ease and confidence. Council eagerly embraced transition this year with unwavering optimism. As
- [2023 Annual Report: Transformation and Continuity](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/17/2023-annual-report-transformation-and-continuity/) - “…2024 marked a critical turning point for our College, with changes stemming from legislation to leadership. These changes presented both opportunities for renewal and challenges of continuity. – Message from the Leadership The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is thrilled to announce the release of its 2023 Annual Report, which
- [2023 Annual Report: Message from the Leadership](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/17/2023-annual-report-message-from-the-leadership/) - The year 2023 marked a critical turning point for our College, with changes stemming from legislation to leadership. These changes presented both opportunities for renewal and challenges of continuity. Despite this period of transition, our college remained committed to our mission and strategic priorities. We demonstrated this commitment through our various key activities listed below.
- [Exciting Changes to Continuing Competence Program – Fewer Hours, Simplified Platform](https://acmdtt.com/2024/06/13/exciting-changes-to-continuing-competence-program-fewer-hours-simplified-platform/) - When we asked our registrants to assist in improving our Continuing Competence Program, we heard: “The number of required continuing (competence) hours is excessive.” “The CCP website is cumbersome and difficult to manage.” “Very confusing and too much to read.” “The time required for inputting and filling out (the CCP) is frustrating.” As the Alberta
- [Notice: CCP Non-Compliance Levy effective Sept. 1, 2024 ](https://acmdtt.com/2024/03/11/notice-ccp-non-compliance-levy-effective-sept-1-2024-2/) - As part of our Strategic Plan to ensure regulatory best practices, we recently reviewed the College’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) and found that a significant number of registrants are not completing the program on time. Therefore, Council has approved a registration levy of $150 for those who have not satisfactorily completed their CCP by the
- [Must Know Info on Additional & Enhanced Practice Authorizations for Registrants & Supervisors](https://acmdtt.com/2023/07/04/must-know-info-on-additional-enhanced-practice-authorizations-for-registrants-supervisors/) - Do any of the following scenarios apply to you? Are you an MRT or ENP looking to apply for an Additional or Enhanced Practice Authorization? Do you currently have an Additional or Enhanced Practice Authorization and are preparing to resign your registration to take a short leave before returning to practice? Are you a supervisor
- [Regulatory Education Session featuring Alberta’s Privacy Commissioner, Apr. 27, 2024](https://acmdtt.com/2024/04/04/regulatory-education-session-featuring-albertas-privacy-commissioner-apr-27-2024/) - Are you confident in your responsibility to maintain healthcare privacy? Have privacy legislation questions you’d like answered? Join Alberta’s Information and Privacy Commissioner Diane McLeod for a Regulatory Education Session on Saturday, April 27. She will discuss your accountability under the Health Information Act and explain how the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA) applies to
- [Regulatory Education Symposium success](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/28/regulatory-education-symposium-success/) - The Regulatory Education Symposium held on October 22, 2022, was a resounding success with over 500 registrants for the four-hour Zoom learning event. The featured session was a two-hour workshop on diversity and inclusion presented by Michael Bach, CCDP/AP, the founder of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI) and CEO of CCDI Consulting. Two other
- [Memories of DI: The perspective of a medical Mom](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/28/memories-of-di-the-perspective-of-a-medical-mom/) - Regulatory links: Standards of Practice 1.1, 1.2 (a–k, m), 2.4 (a, b, c, d, f), 2.5 (b), 2.6 (a, b, c, d); Code of Ethics 1 (a, e), 2 (a, f, h), 2 (a) Reprinted with permission from the Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences.
- [Perspectives - Students and Temporary Registrants](https://acmdtt.com/2022/07/06/perspectives-students-and-temporary-registrants/) - Connor and Lana are about to begin working at a clinic. Connor is enrolled in a medical radiation technology program and is currently in the clinical practicum portion of his program. Lana has just graduated from a medical radiation technology program but has not yet passed the entry-to-practice examination. What are the College-mandated conditions of
- [2024 Annual Renewal for MRTs and ENPs, Oct. 3 - Nov. 30](https://acmdtt.com/2023/10/03/2024-annual-renewal-for-mrts-and-enps-oct-3-nov-30/) - MRTs and ENPs are now able to submit their Registration Renewal for 2024. General and temporary registration will expire on December 31, 2023. The annual renewal process is one of the most important legal obligations for all medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) practicing in Alberta. Registrants are urged to complete their renewal
- [Minor updates to Bylaws](https://acmdtt.com/2023/11/23/minor-updates-to-bylaws/) - Council recently approved minor revisions to the Bylaws of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). Read Bylaws The updated document has the following changes: Added the College of Health Professionals of Prince Edward Island to Section 9: Equivalent Jurisdictions. Updated two Health Professions Act (HPA) references. Removed reference to a
- [Text Alert Notices Coming With Regulatory Messages](https://acmdtt.com/2023/11/23/text-alert-notices-coming-with-regulatory-messages/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostics and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) will begin using text messaging to reach registrants with very important or urgent messages. The messages coming from (587) 847-4585 will begin with “ACMDTT:” to ensure registrants know they are legitimate and not spam. The technology is two-way, so registrants can reply and have
- [College Holiday Hours: Dec. 25 – Jan. 1, 2024](https://acmdtt.com/2023/12/08/college-holiday-hours-dec-25-jan-1-2024/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) office will be closed for the holiday break from December 25 to January 1, 2024. The office reopens on January 2. Renewal Help Availability College staff are available to assist with Annual Renewal until close of business at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, December 22
- [Annual Renewal Ends Dec. 31 for 2024](https://acmdtt.com/2023/12/15/annual-renewal-ends-dec-31-for-2024/) - The online Annual Renewal system for 2024 will close at midnight on December 31, 2023, for all registrants of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostics and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). MRT and ENP registrant’s 2023 practice permits for Alberta expire on the same date. If you fail to renew your registration before the deadline, you
- [Volunteer Positions Open on Hearing Tribunal and Complaint Review Committee](https://acmdtt.com/2024/01/15/volunteer-positions-open-on-hearing-tribunal-and-complaint-review-committee/) - The College is looking for registrants to participate as decision-makers on a Hearing Tribunal or Complaint Review Committee. This critical role ensures public safety by having professional peers review complaints of unprofessional conduct, make determinations on guilt, and prescribe penalties. The College provides administrative justice training, legal support, and expenses. We are looking for individuals
- [Council Nominations open for a Radiation Therapist](https://acmdtt.com/2024/01/15/council-nominations-open-for-a-radiation-therapist/) - We’re looking for a Radiation Therapist (MRT(T)) to serve as a Council member for the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). The Council develops and oversees policies that direct the College in meeting its responsibilities while adhering to the principles of policy governance. Council members work in the interest of the
- [Edmonton Branch Update](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/01/edmonton-branch-update/) - On March 2, the Edmonton Branch hosted an education event along with a branch update. This well-received event was held via Zoom with 185 members attending. Speakers included Dr. Stanley Greenspan, who presented “Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block: Fluoroscopic guided procedure used to treat migraines and facial pain” and Colleen McHugh, who presented “LADiBUG: a new communication
- [A Conversation with Susan Fawcett](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/a-conversation-with-susan-fawcett/) - We recently interviewed Susan Fawcett, MRT(T), BSc(Hons), MA, the director of the Radiation Therapy Program at the University of Alberta. Watch a short video on her advice for MRTs just starting out below on YouTube.
- [Online Post-Secondary Institution Meeting with College Staff](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/online-post-secondary-institution-meeting-with-college-staff/) - The College recently held an online townhall with MRT post-secondary institutions (NAIT, SAIT and the University of Alberta) to discuss the unprecedented impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic that are new and ever-changing. Key items on the agenda were the impact of the pandemic on entry-to-practice pathways, the status of student practicums and graduation timelines. It
- [Perspectives - Shielding](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/perspectives-shielding/) - Jordan is a radiological technologist working in a busy clinic. Recently in the news, there have been articles that talk about gonadal shielding and shifting practices. Due to this, Jordan’s patient asks, “Why do you not shield patients anymore?” How should Jordan respond? It is expected for Jordan to communicate with the patient in regards
- [ENP Profession Welcomed into the EQual Canada Program](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/enp-profession-welcomed-into-the-equal-canada-program/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (The College) is the governing body for the regulation of electroneurophysiology (ENP) technologists in the province of Alberta. As per the Health Professions Act (HPA), the College Council approves programs of study for entry-to-practice education for ENPs in Alberta. Currently, the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) Electroneurophysiology Technology
- [Exploring Tobacco Use and Smoking Cessation Best Practices From the Perspectives of Individuals With Lung Cancer and Health Care Professionals](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/exploring-tobacco-use-and-smoking-cessation-best-practices-from-the-perspectives-of-individuals-with-lung-cancer-and-health-care-professionals/) - Authors: Yonatan Weiss, BHSc, MD, Bonnie Bristow, BSc, MRTT, Dalia Limor Karol, BSc, Margaret Fitch, RN, PhD, Alison McAndrew, BA, PGDip, Leslie Gibson, OT Reg(Ont), BHSc, BKin, Arlene Court, RN, MN, CON(C), Elaine Curle, RN, and Lisa Di Prospero, BSc, MSc, MRTT Lung cancer patients who continue to smoke after diagnosis are at increased risk
- [Best Practices for 18F-Fluciclovine PET/CT Imaging of Recurrent Prostate Cancer: A Guide for Technologists](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/best-practices-for-18f-fluciclovine-pet-ct-imaging-of-recurrent-prostate-cancer-a-guide-for-technologists/) - Authors: Funmilayo I. Tade, Rebecca A. Sajdak, CNMT, RT(N), FSNMMI-TS, Mehdat Gabriel, Robert H. Wagner, and Bital Savir-Baruch 18F-fluciclovine is a Food and Drug Administration–approved PET tracer indicated for patients suspected to have recurrent prostate cancer based on a prostate-specific antigen rise after prior therapy. 18F-fluciclovine PET/CT is performed significantly differently from 18F-FDG PET/CT and requires special
- [Continuing Competence Program Update](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/continuing-competence-program-update/) - The Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation establishes the components of the Continuing Competence Program (CCP). The College is in the process of looking at this year’s framework for CCP given the current COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency. Changes that will impact members’ CCP will be communicated as soon as possible. Much has changed in the
- [Results of Recent Council Elections](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/results-of-recent-council-elections/) - The College’s Nominations Committee reported to Council that the number of qualified applicants met the number of vacant positions. Given this, voting by the membership was not required, as per the bylaws. We are pleased to announce that as of July 1, 2020, we will welcome a new Council member, Ayman Darwish, MRT(R)(MR). Returning for a
- [COVID-19 Information and Updates](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/covid-19-information-and-updates/) - The College is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 as it relates to the practice of the profession. It is important for our members to continue to stay updated about the COVID-19 situation as it continually evolves. The College created a new COVID-19 Information and Updates page where you can access links to up-to-date resources, including FAQs,
- [Emergency Registration for the COVID-19 Pandemic](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/15/emergency-registration-for-the-covid-19-pandemic/) - The College has created the Emergency Registration for the COVID-19 Pandemic application, which allows practitioners to be registered in Alberta for a renewable 90-day period, to authorize practice required to manage the outbreak of COVID-19.
- [A Conversation with Wendy Read](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/a-conversation-with-wendy-read/) - We recently interviewed Wendy Read, who retired from practicing radiation therapy this year and served as our Council president from 2013-2015. Watch a short video on her thoughts on current trends in medical radiation technology on YouTube.
- [Perspectives - Scope of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/perspectives-scope-of-practice-3/) - Morgan is a radiological technologist working in an interventional radiology department. The attending radiologist gives an order for the administration of heparin, an anticoagulant. Is this activity within Morgan’s scope of practice? The ACMDTT has approval for members to perform some/all of the restricted activities, as identified in the Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation (the
- [Continuing Competence Program Five-Year Review](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/continuing-competence-program-five-year-review/) - College regulation states that in each registration year, a self-regulating professional needs to complete the Continuing Competence Program (CCP). The CCP requires that a regulated member complete, in each registration year, a reflective practice review that consists of a self-assessment, a learning plan, and a minimum of 24 hours of learning activities with details of
- [Essential Role of a Radiation Therapist in an Accelerated Partial Breast Radiation Cosmesis Trial](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/essential-role-of-a-radiation-therapist-in-an-accelerated-partial-breast-radiation-cosmesis-trial/) - The Radiation Therapy Department at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre (TBCC), under the directorship of an experienced radiation oncologist/world-class breast researcher and his fourth-year resident, put forth to the Health Research Ethics Board Alberta-Cancer Care (HREBA-CC) Accelerated Partial Breast Irradiation Using Five Daily Fractions: A Single Arm, Phase II, Prospective Cohort Study to Examine Cosmetic
- [Using Artificial Intelligence for Stroke in the Emergency Setting](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/using-artificial-intelligence-for-stroke-in-the-emergency-setting/) - Authors: Andra Morrison, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) Artificial intelligence (AI) can help us in our everyday lives – from improving our email communications, to searching the web, even recommending products or music we might enjoy. In health care, AI is improving the way we detect illnesses or certain health conditions.
- [Registration Update](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/registration-update/) - Renewal Over 97% of members have renewed by completing all of the legally mandated registration requirements to practice the profession in Alberta in 2020. This reflects that you understand the importance of regulatory compliance as self-regulated professionals and illustrates your respect for your profession along with your dedication to ensuring that Albertans receive safe, competent,
- [Celebrating MRT Week 2019](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/celebrating-mrt-week-2019/) - From November 3 to 9, 2019, we celebrated the integral role our MRTs play in our healthcare system for MRT Week. In preparation for MRT Week, we mailed packages to 263 sites across the province that included several posters, tent cards and bookmarks. The tent cards are meant to be displayed in areas where patients
- [Fall 2019 Student Presentations](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/fall-2019-student-presentations/) - The Strategic Plan approved by the Council provides the College direction to “connect and inspire members to foster and instill commitment to both the public and the practice of the profession.” In line with this direction, the College has an outreach program for its student members. The program inspires students to get involved in their profession through
- [Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act and Fair Registration Practices Regulation](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/20/bill-11-fair-registration-practices-act-and-fair-registration-practices-regulation/) - On June 19, 2019, the government of Alberta introduced Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act, through the Ministry of Labour and Immigration. On November 26, 2019, the government of Alberta made the Fair Registration Practices Regulation set out in the Act. This new legislation sets up a Fair Registration Practices Office for the purpose of ensuring registration practices
- [Perspectives - Protocoling MR exams](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/perspectives-protocoling-mr-exams/) - Tom, an MR technologist, has been asked by his employer to protocol exams for the MRI department. Is this activity within Tom’s scope of practice? According to Alberta legislation, the activity of protocoling MR exams does not require authorization from the College and this activity may be considered appropriate to the technologist’s area of practice.
- [2018/2019 Continuing Competence Program Audit](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/2018-2019-continuing-competence-program-audit/) - The Competence Committee has completed the 2018/2019 Continuing Competence audit. This year, 8% of the members in the general register were selected for the random audit. Email notification was sent out to these members at the email address they had provided the College during the week of June 4th. One of the duties of the
- [Creating a Positive, Productive Workplace](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/creating-a-positive-productive-workplace/) - Author: Brenda Robinson The old days of “nose to the grindstone — shoulder to the wheel” are gone. People go to work today with a changed expectation and a changed perception. All of the research says we are working harder and we will work longer than the previous two generations — the 25-year job ending with retirement and a
- [What’s New for Image-Guided Radiotherapy?](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/whats-new-for-image-guided-radiotherapy/) - Every so often a new therapy shifts the landscape of current practice. It’s a game changer – a disruptive technology. For the past two decades the use of image-guided radiotherapy, using computed tomography (CT), changed the way radiation therapy was delivered to patients with cancer. However, a new technology – magnetic resonance imaging-guided radiotherapy (MRgRT)
- [Adolescent Systemic Hypertension: Late Diagnosis of Coarctation of the Aorta](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/adolescent-systemic-hypertension-late-diagnosis-of-coarctation-of-the-aorta/) - Authors: Carlos Barrios, MSc, HBSc, RDCS,CRCS, DMS, and Michael Giuffre,BSc, MD Coarctation of the aorta accounts for 5–7% of all the cases of congenital heart disease, with an estimated incidence of approximately 3 cases per 10,000 births. Coarctation of the aorta typically presents in the neonatal or early childhood period. The less severe coarctation patients
- [A New and Inclusive Intake Form for Diagnostic Imaging Departments](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/a-new-and-inclusive-intake-form-for-diagnostic-imaging-departments/) - Authors: Sidsel Pedersen, BRadiog, MRT (R), and Virginia Sanders, MSc, RTR The gender landscape is changing. For professionals in health care, particularly diagnostic imaging (DI), we need better communication tools to obtain personal information from this gender diverse community. We need more specific information from patients because we are performing examinations in which radiation is
- [Registered nurses and nurse practitioners prescribing and ordering diagnostic tests](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/registered-nurses-and-nurse-practitioners-prescribing-and-ordering-diagnostic-tests/) - The Government of Alberta has expanded the Nursing practice in Alberta as of May 1, 2019. Registered nurses registered in the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA) who meet specific requirements can become authorized to prescribe Schedule 1 drugs (except controlled drugs and substances) and order common diagnostic tests within a particular
- [2019 Standards of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/2019-standards-of-practice-2/) - The College released its 2019 Standards of Practice on September 1, 2019. The Standards represent the expected minimum level of performance for regulated members and reflect delivery of high-quality, effective, safe, and ethical care to patients. These Standards are mandatory for all regulated members of the College across all contexts of professional practice. For more
- [Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/bill-11-fair-registration-practices-act-2/) - On June 19, 2019, the government of Alberta introduced Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act. The Act looks to remove entry-to-practice related barriers for internationally educated professionals in Alberta. The Act will give the Minister of Labour and Immigration the ability to issue compliance orders, request audits on how applications are processed and request reports from
- [Training Module: Prevention of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/08/training-module-prevention-of-sexual-abuse-and-sexual-misconduct/) - The protection of the public is of paramount importance to the College. The College emphasizes that the vast majority of its members treat their patients with respect and professionalism; however, the College will work with the public to recognize and address concerns around the power imbalance between health professionals and patients. The College has created
- [The Workstation - Danielle B.](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/the-workstation-danielle-b/) - Hello and welcome to a new component of the newsletter. The intent of this section is to be a platform for the sharing of information. This information can be one of interesting topics, new ideas to educate, workplace commonalities, or other facets of patient care that can impact us all…or not. The content is up
- [Perspectives - Informed Consent](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/perspectives-informed-consent/) - My patient is here for their test, whose responsibility is it for informing the patient of all the risks involved? Is this activity within a regulated member’s scope of practice? As a healthcare professional, a regulated member has to ensure that informed consent for the procedure has been obtained. What is appropriate informed consent? Informed
- [A Positive Formula for Busy Times](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/a-positive-formula-for-busy-times/) - Author: Brenda Robinson We live in busy busy times. Our intuitive response is to see this as a problem. We use the refrain “I’m so busy,” as a reason to see our work from a problem perspective. Can we reframe that to celebrate being busy by approaching it in positive, productive ways? When our “busyness”
- [Artificial Intelligence and Medical Imaging](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/artificial-intelligence-and-medical-imaging/) - Author: Jonathan Schaeffer Artificial Intelligence (AI) seems to be a popular media topic these days, and with good reason. The past decade has seen a phenomenal growth in deployed AI applications, many of which are having or will soon be having profound effects on society. Three are three things driving the rapid advances in the
- [Continuing Competence Program - 2019](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/continuing-competence-program-2019/) - Your annual practice review consists of a self-assessment, learning plan and reflective learning activities. Here is a list of learning activities the Competence Committee has deemed satisfactory with time restrictions: Satisfactory learning activities with time restrictions Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) time may be counted for up to four hours per CCP cycle. Any CPR hours that
- [In Conversation With Marlene Stodgell-O’Grady](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/in-conversation-with-marlene-stodgell-ogrady/) - Marlene Stodgell-O’Grady, Director, Quality Safety and Education, Alberta Health Services, retired from the profession this year. The Registrar had the privilege of capturing Marlene’s reflections on her remarkable professional journey and the profession. On technology and change impacting practice, Marlene says ‘The conundrum of these technology advancements is that they have changed everything and they have
- [Do you see what I see?](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/do-you-see-what-i-see/) - Author: Sherri Priestly, MRT(R) Have you ever had a frustrating interaction with an orthopedic surgeon? Unfortunately, it has been my experience as an x-ray tech that this happens on a regular basis. Recently, I have been reflecting about this and asking why. Why is there frustration and tension between x-ray techs and orthopedic surgeons? Aren’t
- [New Legislation](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/new-legislation/) - As you may be aware, the Government of Alberta has introduced changes to the Health Professions Act (HPA). This is the most significant change to the HPA since it came into force. Introduced as Bill 21 – An Act to Protect Patients, Royal Assent was given on November 19, 2018. Bill 21 speaks specifically to sexual abuse and
- [2019 Standards of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/2019-standards-of-practice/) - The 2019 Standards of Practice will represent the expected minimum level of performance for members and reflect delivery of safe, competent and ethical care to patients. These Standards are mandatory for all members of the College across all contexts of professional practice. The Standards serve a variety of purposes for stakeholders, both internal and external
- [Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/bill-11-fair-registration-practices-act/) - On June 19, 2019, the government of Alberta introduced Bill 11, Fair Registration Practices Act. The Act looks to remove barriers for internationally educated professionals in Alberta. It applies to regulated professions and designated trades. The Act will give the Minister of Labour and Immigration the ability to issue compliance orders, request audits on how applications
- [Membership Meeting - 2019](https://acmdtt.com/2019/07/14/membership-meeting-2019/) - The College’s first Membership Meeting was held on May 11, 2019, at the Mayfield Dinner Theatre in Edmonton. There were 33 registrations through Zoom and over 350 members attending in person. The Council and Registrar & CEO of the College presented on the activities of the College. These activities included the activities of Council’s Governance
- [Engaging Your Mental Toughness](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/engaging-your-mental-toughness/) - SAIT recently hosted a webinar led by Jennie Gilbert and Lauren Bishop on mental toughness. Watch a short video with a reminder of some small nudges that can help you engage your mental toughness on YouTube.
- [A Conversation with Ayman Darwish](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/a-conversation-with-ayman-darwish/) - We recently interviewed Ayman Darwish, MRT(R)(MR), acting MRI chair/MRT clinical liaison at NAIT. Watch a short video on the biggest changes he’s seen in the field on YouTube.
- [Perspectives - Scope of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/perspectives-scope-of-practice-2/) - Alex is a nuclear medicine technologist working in a radiology department. The department is considering allowing nuclear medicine technologists to inject a small amount of radiotracer for sentinel lymph node imaging. Is this activity within Alex’s scope of practice? The College has approval for members to perform some/all of the restricted activities, as identified in
- [Behind the Desk - Michelle L.](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/behind-the-desk-michelle-l/) - In this edition of Behind the Desk, we highlight a College member in Calgary who has chosen to practice in nuclear medicine technology. Michelle L. gives us a glimpse into why she chose nuclear medicine, what her work day involves and her insights into the profession. What intrigued you to enter this profession? The part
- [Changing and Challenging Times: Preparing for Our “New Normal”](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/changing-and-challenging-times-preparing-for-our-new-normal/) - By Brenda Robinson COVID-19 has changed so much of what we know as “going to work” day to day. We now go to work with different perspectives, different expectations, different approaches and different priorities. How are some of these differences manifesting themselves in our day-to-day work? What is happening to create these changes? The whole
- [The Leadership Gap: Supporting New Front line Leaders in Cancer Care](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/the-leadership-gap-supporting-new-front-line-leaders-in-cancer-care/) - Author: Gillian Graham, MRT(T), CMD, MA (Leadership), CHE Although an individual may have gained considerable competence and skill in their specific discipline, it is unclear what resources are required for an experienced clinician to develop to a clinical leader. As a first step for many, front line leadership positions are often the only practical way
- [Toward an Improved Wrist View: Qualitative and Quantitative Investigation of the 20° Axial Lateral Wrist X-Ray](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/toward-an-improved-wrist-view-qualitative-and-quantitative-investigation-of-the-20-axial-lateral-wrist-x-ray/) - Authors: Anastasia Gasheva, BSc, MRT(R), Colleen McHugh, MRT(R), ACR, Angela Scharfenberger, MD, Jacob Jarenko, MD In standard lateral wrist radiographs, the radiocarpal joint is often obscured because of the angulation of the radial styloid process. A modified lateral projection at a 20° angle has been shown to demonstrate the distal radius in profile in postoperative
- [Continuing Competence Program Update 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/continuing-competence-program-update-2020/) - This year, due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, the College Council, Competence Committee and Registrar have considered this evolving situation and made two changes to the current CCP cycle that runs from September 1, 2019, to August 31, 2020. The minimum number of learning hours required this year is 12. You may choose to defer
- [Meeting SAIT Students](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/meeting-sait-students/) - In keeping with our strategic plan’s direction to “connect and inspire members to foster and instill commitment to both the public and the practice of the profession,” the College regularly reaches out to its student members. While in-person presentations aren’t currently feasible, we’ve continued to engage with students using new methods. The College met virtually
- [Integration of MRI into Radiation Therapy](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/integration-of-mri-into-radiation-therapy/) - Evolving technology and the growing use of multiple forms of imaging are blurring the lines between the disciplines of medical radiation technology. MRI is quickly becoming a standard imaging modality in radiation therapy for planning and treatment. In 2013, when this technology was in its nascent stages in Alberta, the College approved an education program
- [Database and Member Portal Upgrade](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/database-and-member-portal-upgrade/) - The College began implementing our three-year strategic plan in 2019, and one of the first projects we undertook to enhance our capacity as a regulator was upgrading our aging online database and member portal. After a year of planning, development and testing, we’re ready to launch the new system next month. We’re using the same
- [Annual Report 2019](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/annual-report-2019/) - The 2019 Annual Report represents the ever-evolving landscape of the specialties the College regulates and shows the change that members and the College have gone through over the years. It is a demonstration of our continued evolution as a responsible, profession-based regulator. The annual report has been submitted to the Legislative Assembly under Section 4
- [A Conversation with Sharon McDonnell-Carline](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/a-conversation-with-sharon-mcdonnell-carline/) - We recently interviewed Sharon McDonnell-Carline, RET, REPT, CNIM, Senior Technologist in the Neurophysiology Department at the University of Alberta Hospital. Watch a short video on her advice to new technologists and benefits of self-regulation on YouTube.
- [Perspectives - Renewal of Additional and Enhanced Practice Authorization](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/perspectives-renewal-of-additional-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/) - Robin is a radiological technologist who is authorized to administer medication through additional and enhanced practice authorization. What does Robin need to do during the annual registration renewal period (October 1 to November 30)? Robin has to renew their practice permit, as well as their additional and enhanced practice authorization. The College has moved additional
- [Behind the Desk - Alana L.](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/behind-the-desk-alana-l/) - In this edition of Behind the Desk, we would like to introduce to you Alana L., who works at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Grande Prairie as an MRI Lead in Diagnostic Imaging. How did you decide MRI as career path for you? During my radiography training, I had a mentor in MRI scanning who
- [An Insight into the Potential Challenges and Solutions to Scanning Patients Suffering from Mental Illnesses](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/an-insight-into-the-potential-challenges-and-solutions-to-scanning-patients-suffering-from-mental-illnesses/) - Authors: Tessa Roy, CRGS, CRCS, RDMS, RDCS Mental illness encompasses an array of conditions that affect a large population; This essay aims to identify various sonography-related challenges posed by patients suffering from mental illnesses and offers insight into potential solutions. By identifying realistic interpersonal and intrapersonal barriers, one can become educated in potential skills and
- [LADiBUG – A Communication Tool for Diagnostic Imaging - Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/ladibug-a-communication-tool-for-diagnostic-imaging-journal-of-medical-imaging-and-radiation-sciences/) - Authors: Colleen McHugh, MRT(R), ACR, Katie Bevans, MRT(R), and Suzanne Paradis, BMRSc, CRGS, RDMS As healthcare evolves, so should the way healthcare professionals deliver care to focus on the needs of patients and family members. One of the ways to provide patient and family centered care (PFCC) is through effective communication between the healthcare professional,
- [Cultural Diversity and the Importance of Communication, Cultural Competence, and Uncertainty in Radiography](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/cultural-diversity-and-the-importance-of-communication-cultural-competence-and-uncertainty-in-radiography/) - Authors: Minh Chau, BMRS(MedImaging) (Hons), GradCertMRS, GradCertClinEd Cultural diversity has been well-recognized as a challenge for health care providers in many countries, thereby stressing the importance of effective and sufficient communications between patients and health care staff. Culturally competent care is a key to day-to-day practice, and we must strive to provide optimum care despite
- [2020 ACMDTT Membership Meeting and Education Event](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/2020-acmdtt-membership-meeting-and-education-event/) - Save the date! Our annual membership meeting is taking place on Saturday, November 21, 2020. This entirely virtual event will also feature two great education sessions: a SAIT certified workshop on communication skills and a presentation on privacy and professionalism. Members who attend the entire event are eligible to claim three hours of learning activities
- [2019-20 Continuing Competence Program Audit](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/2019-20-continuing-competence-program-audit/) - Every year, the College conducts the Continuing Competence Program (CCP) Audit to ensure regulated members are complying with the program. The COVID-19 pandemic has posed many challenges for MRTs and ENPs this year, and the College made adjustments to both the CCP requirements and the way the CCP Audit was conducted for the 2019-20 cycle
- [COVID-19 Update October 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/covid-19-update-october-2020/) - This year has been challenging for everyone due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but we have done our best to adapt to circumstances as they have changed. Our staff continue to work remotely where possible and we have limited the number of people allowed in the office at one time. All of our meetings are held
- [Legislation Changes](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/legislation-changes/) - On July 6, 2020, the Government of Alberta announced upcoming changes to the Health Professions Act through the Bill 30 Health Statutes Amendment Act. Bill 30 requires all health professional regulatory colleges in Alberta to increase public member representation on their councils, hearing tribunals and complaint review committees from the current 25 percent to 50 percent of the
- [Member Portal Update](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/member-portal-update/) - As our members renew their registration using the new renewal system, the College is continuing to roll out further upgrades to the online member portal. We are pleased to announce that Alberta graduates and Canadian transfer applicants are now able to apply for general registration online, which significantly streamlines the process and improves the application
- [Annual Registration Renewal 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/22/annual-registration-renewal-2021-2/) - Registration renewal for 2021 opened on October 1. General and associate members’ current registration will expire on December 31, 2020, and they need to log in to the online member portal, My Profile, to complete their renewal by November 30, 2020. So far, approximately 13% of our members have already completed their renewal. We encourage all
- [Continuing Competence Program 2020-21](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/continuing-competence-program-2020-21/) - The 2020-21 Continuing Competence Program (CCP) cycle is well underway. The College’s CCP cycle runs from September 1 to August 31 of the following year. Every member who is on the general register for any portion of a CCP cycle is required to complete a reflective practice review every year, which includes a self-assessment, a
- [Looking to the Future: Excerpts from Conversations with Regulated Members in 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/looking-to-the-future-excerpts-from-conversations-with-regulated-members-in-2020/) - In 2020, we interviewed three regulated members from different specialties and asked them all the same question: How do you see your field evolving in the next ten years (and beyond)? As we close out a year that has been challenging for many people, we wanted to share their answers again to shine the light
- [Perspectives - Contrast agents via a central venous catheter](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/perspectives-contrast-agents-via-a-central-venous-catheter/) - Drew is a radiological technologist working in the CT department. Drew is sometimes asked to administer contrast agents via a central venous catheter, such as a PICC line. Is this activity within Drew’s scope of practice? The ACMDTT has approval for members to perform some/all of the restricted activities, as identified in the Medical Diagnostic
- [Understanding the Relationship Between Professional Regulation and Professional Identity in Health Care - Journal of Medical Regulation](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/understanding-the-relationship-between-professional-regulation-and-professional-identity-in-health-care-journal-of-medical-regulation/) - Authors: Michael Warren and Christine Braithwaite Since 2016, the Professional Standards Authority in the United Kingdom (UK) has been building an evidence base to understand the relationship between professional regulation and professional identity of health care professionals. Professional identity can greatly impact the practice of health professionals. To better understand the relationship between professional regulation
- [Optimizing Imaging Techniques for the Fetal Heart: A Pictorial Essay - Canadian Journal of Medical Sonography](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/optimizing-imaging-techniques-for-the-fetal-heart-a-pictorial-essay-canadian-journal-of-medical-sonography/) - Authors: Cathy Ridsdale, BSc, CRGS, CRVS, RDMS, RVT Cardiac defects are the most common congenital anomalies in the fetus. In the majority of cases, these anomalies can be detectable by sonography. The utility of diagnostic ultrasound in fetal heart assessment depends on the quality and completeness of the exam. This pictorial essay will focus on
- [Development of educational modules for MRTs to better support patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities undergoing imaging procedures: A collaborative patient-oriented initiative - Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/development-of-educational-modules-for-mrts-to-better-support-patients-with-intellectual-and-developmental-disabilities-undergoing-imaging-procedures-a-collaborative-patient-oriented-initiative-jou/) - Authors: Muhammad Irfan Jiwa, Shafeeq Armstrong, YiWen Shao and Yona Lunsky Background: Patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) experience increased anxiety when undergoing medical imaging procedures for a variety of reasons including sensory overload, comprehension difficulty, and meeting unfamiliar people. There are several strategies that medical radiation technologists (MRTs) can apply to improve the
- [Membership Meeting Questions 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/membership-meeting-questions/) - On November 21, the College held the annual membership meeting that was postponed earlier in the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Close to 250 people attended this entirely virtual event, which also featured two education sessions. We would like to take the opportunity now to address some of the questions that were asked before
- [Staffing Changes](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/staffing-changes/) - The College would like to announce that Alefiyah Gulamhusein will be leaving her position at the end of the year to pursue a new opportunity. We would like to thank Alefiyah for her invaluable contribution to the College and wish her all the best in her new role. We are also pleased to announce that
- [COVID-19 Update - December 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/covid-19-update-december-2020/) - As the COVID-19 situation has evolved, the College has continually adapted our operations to ensure we are following the latest guidance and restrictions. College staff are all working remotely as mandated by the government of Alberta except in very limited circumstances where we are required to be physically present. We are able to accept phone
- [Student Outreach Presentations](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/student-outreach-presentations/) - The College has continued to reach out to students in recent months, but we have moved all presentations online for the time being. In November and December, the College presented virtually to first-year magnetic resonance and radiology students at NAIT and to third-year radiation therapy students at the University of Alberta. These presentations, delivered by
- [Social Media Guidelines](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/social-media-guidelines/) - Earlier this month, the College released a new document to guide our regulated members in making informed decisions when using social media. As professionals granted the privilege of self-regulation by Albertans, MRTs and ENPs are expected to uphold the integrity of the profession by engaging in social media thoughtfully and responsibly. Our social media guidelines
- [Bylaw Update 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/bylaw-update-2020/) - Organizations are dynamic; they grow and change with emerging and evolving needs. What the public needs and expects from its regulators is always evolving, so our governing body and structures must also continually evolve to best serve the public. Council has updated the bylaws to incorporate changes to the legislation and best practice in governance.
- [Annual Registration Renewal 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/17/annual-registration-renewal-2021/) - Over 97% of regulated members have renewed by completing all of the legally mandated registration requirements to practice the profession in Alberta in 2021. Thank you for continuing to demonstrate professionalism and a commitment to Albertans’ care despite the challenges of the year. The online registration renewal system will remain open until 11:59 pm on
- [Competence Committee Seeking Members 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/competence-committee-seeking-members-2021/) - The College is seeking regulated members to volunteer on the Competence Committee, particularly in radiological and nuclear medicine technology. The term of office is three years, beginning September 1, 2021. This committee is responsible for: Monitoring that individual registered members comply with the requirements of the Continuing Competence Program Monitoring the components of the Continuing
- [Five things to know about ... Orbital floor fracture - Canadian Medical Association Journal](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/five-things-to-know-about-orbital-floor-fracture-canadian-medical-association-journal/) - Authors: Christian El-Hadad MDCM, Jean Deschênes MD, Bryan Arthurs MD Suspect orbital floor fracture if the orbit has been affected by blunt trauma After blunt trauma from a ball or fist, a fall or motor vehicle collision, the floor of the orbit can fracture without involving the orbital rim or other facial bones.
- [Investigating perceptions of ‘dose creep’ amongst student radiographers: A grounded theory study - Radiography](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/investigating-perceptions-of-dose-creep-amongst-student-radiographers-a-grounded-theory-study-radiography/) - Authors: S. Benfield, J.D. Hewis, C.M. Hayre The dose creep phenomenon is now a widely recognized concept in diagnostic radiography in light of recent technological advancements transnationally. However, this still remains underexplored amongst radiography students preparing to enter the radiography profession. In response, this study explores the perceptions of dose creep amongst undergraduate student radiographers.
- [COVID-19 in the radiology department: What radiographers need to know - Radiography](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/covid-19-in-the-radiology-department-what-radiographers-need-to-know-radiography/) - Authors: N. Stogiannos, D. Fotopoulos, N. Woznitza, C. Malamateniou Objectives: The aim is to review current literature related to the diagnosis, management, and follow-up of suspected and confirmed Covid-19 cases.
- [Change to CCP for 2020-21 Cycle](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/change-to-ccp-for-2020-21-cycle-2/) - The College recognizes that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the new variants in Alberta continue to present uncertainties and challenges for MRTs and ENPs. We are aware it has caused unexpected changes to employment opportunities and areas of practice, which is worrying. Regulated members continue to provide essential services to the public with professionalism, expertise
- [Status of Vaccine Availability for MRTs and ENPs](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/status-of-vaccine-availability-for-mrts-and-enps/) - The College has received a number of queries from members about the status of their COVID-19 vaccination eligibility. We understand that some of our members regularly come into contact with patients who have tested positive for COVID-19 and are concerned; however, decisions related to pandemic response are not within the scope of the College. Decisions
- [Council Changes 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/council-changes-2021/) - The Health Professions Act amendments introduced by Bill 30, the Health Statutes Amendments Act, 2020(1), come into force on April 1, requiring all regulatory colleges to increase public member representation to at least 50% on their councils, hearing tribunals and complaint review committees. The College recently updated our bylaws to reflect this change, changing the composition of Council
- [New Provincial Bladder Ultrasound Program](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/new-provincial-bladder-ultrasound-program/) - In February, Council approved the program for Bladder Ultrasound in CCA Radiation Therapy. Bladder scanning may be performed by radiation therapists with an enhanced license in CT simulator areas or on external beam treatment units in the CCA radiation therapy departments. Bladder scanning is done in a clinical environment where patient comfort and safety is
- [Online Applications for Temporary Registration](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/29/online-applications-for-temporary-registration/) - Applications for temporary registration are now available online through My Profile. Details on how to apply can be found on the Temporary Registration page. The College will be hosting a virtual presentation about temporary practice permits at noon on Tuesday, May 11, for students about to graduate from their educational programs. The presentation will give an overview of
- [A Tale of Two MRIs - Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/a-tale-of-two-mris-journal-of-medical-imaging-and-radiation-sciences/) - Author: Lelainia Lloyd I was 36 years old when I had my first MRI. I remember being told to put one of those awful hospital gowns before being led into a dark cool room. The MRI machine stood in the centre of the room, hulking and intimidating. I was given earplugs and told to climb
- [Volunteers Needed for College Committees - 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/volunteers-needed-for-college-committees-2021/) - The College is currently looking for regulated members to fill a number of positions on the Registration Committee, Competence Committee, Hearing Tribunal/Complaint Review Committee and Nominations and Appointments Committee. Volunteering on a College committee is a great way to make an impact on how the professions serve Albertans. Meetings are planned ahead and held electronically
- [Perspectives - ENP Enhanced Practice Authorization](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/perspectives-enp-enhanced-practice-authorization/) - Courtenay is an ENP who works in a large urban centre. Courtenay has been approached by their supervisor to be trained in intraoperative monitoring (IOM). When performing IOM, ENPs utilize a variety of tests to assess the functional status of the patient’s nervous system throughout the surgical procedure while the patient is under anesthesia. Surgeons
- [The role of ultrasound imaging in vascular compression syndromes - The Ultrasound Journal](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/the-role-of-ultrasound-imaging-in-vascular-compression-syndromes-the-ultrasound-journal/) - Authors: Renato Farina, Pietro Valerio Foti, Andrea Conti, et al. Vascular compression syndromes are rare alterations that have in common the compression of an arterial and/or venous vessel by contiguous structures and can be congenital or acquired. The best known are the Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, Nutcracker Syndrome, May–Thurner Syndrome, and Dunbar Syndrome.
- [Population-Based Prostate Cancer Screening With Magnetic Resonance Imaging or Ultrasonography: The IP1-PROSTAGRAM Study - JAMA Oncology](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/population-based-prostate-cancer-screening-with-magnetic-resonance-imaging-or-ultrasonography-the-ip1-prostagram-study-jama-oncology/) - Authors: David Eldred-Evans, MBBS; Paula Burak, MS; Martin J. Connor, MBBS; et al Question In men invited to undergo screening for prostate cancer with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasonography, and prostate-specific antigen testing, what is the prevalence of positive test results, rates of biopsy, and detection of prostate cancer?
- [Utility of FDG PET and Cardiac MRI in Diagnosis and Monitoring of Immunosuppressive Treatment in Cardiac Sarcoidosis - Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/utility-of-fdg-pet-and-cardiac-mri-in-diagnosis-and-monitoring-of-immunosuppressive-treatment-in-cardiac-sarcoidosis-radiology-cardiothoracic-imaging/) - Authors: Richard A. Coulden, MBBS • Emer P. Sonnex, MPhil • Jonathan T. Abele, MD • Andrew M. Crean, MBBS, MPhil Purpose: To compare the contributions of cardiac MRI and PET in the diagnosis and management of cardiac sarcoidosis (CS), with particular reference to quantitative measures.
- [Continuing Competence Program Update 2020-21](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/continuing-competence-program-update-2020-21/) - As highly skilled healthcare professionals, MRTs and ENPs are always learning. The Continuing Competence Program (CCP) allows members to maintain a tangible record of how their knowledge and skills have evolved over time and explore opportunities for further professional growth. The current CCP cycle ends August 31, 2021, and regulated members must ensure they have
- [Registered psychiatric nurses prescribing and ordering diagnostic tests](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/registered-psychiatric-nurses-prescribing-and-ordering-diagnostic-tests/) - The Government of Alberta has expanded the Psychiatric Nursing practice in Alberta as of June 2, 2021. Registered psychiatric nurses (RPNs) registered with the College of Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Alberta (CRPNA) who meet specific requirements can become authorized to prescribe Schedule 1 drugs (except controlled drugs and substances) and order diagnostic tests within a
- [Decision of the hearing tribunal: Jeffrey Wolff](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/decision-of-the-hearing-tribunal-jeffrey-wolff/) - A hearing tribunal has found Jeffrey Wolff guilty of unprofessional conduct for engaging in an inappropriate sexual relationship with a student while he was their preceptor, providing students with examination materials without authorization, and failing to comply with his duty to cooperate with the investigation conducted by the College. The tribunal ordered that Mr. Wolff
- [Response to CAMRT position statement](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/response-to-camrt-position-statement/) - Last month, the CAMRT released a position statement titled “Discontinuing the Use of Gonadal and Fetal Shielding for Patients.” The College released a response to this statement after receiving some inquiries from members about it to clarify that there has been no change made to the provincial regulations or the College’s Standards of Practice regarding the use
- [Regulatory education opportunities](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/regulatory-education-opportunities/) - While we are no longer permitted to provide member-centric services like the annual conference and branch events, the College is committed to providing new regulatory education opportunities for our members to enhance their understanding of how health regulation ties into their everyday practice. Plans are already underway for a virtual regulatory education event this fall,
- [Registration changes now completed online](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/registration-changes-now-completed-online/) - The upgraded member portal went live almost a year ago, and we have continued to develop, test and release new features during that time. The most recent improvement is the implementation of registration change pathways, which allow existing and former members to apply for a different register online. The following registration changes are now available
- [Upcoming changes due to HPA amendments](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/23/upcoming-changes-due-to-hpa-amendments/) - The College recently announced upcoming changes brought about by amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46. These amendments require that the College only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest and prohibit the College from carrying out association and member services functions. Based on a careful review of these changes and legal
- [Professional Practice and Mandatory Registration](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/professional-practice-and-mandatory-registration/) - The Health Professions Act (HPA) states that every person who meets the College’s registration requirements and intends to practice the profession of medical radiation or electroneurophysiology technology must apply for registration with the College. Practice involves not only the clinical and technical aspects of the profession; it also includes, but is not limited to, functions of education,
- [Perspectives - Interventional Procedure](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/perspectives-interventional-procedure/) - Daniel is a radiological technologist working in interventional radiology. The next procedure he will be involved in is an IVC filter insertion. The radiologist has decided to use a femoral approach (access). He has asked Daniel to prepare the patient’s right groin area for the procedure. Daniel approaches the patient and explains what he is
- [Virtual Reality as a Tool for Eliciting Empathetic Behaviour in Carers: An Integrative Review - Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/virtual-reality-as-a-tool-for-eliciting-empathetic-behaviour-in-carers-an-integrative-review-journal-of-medical-imaging-and-radiation-sciences/) - Authors: Megan Brydon, Jessica Kimber, Melissa Sponagle, Jenna MacLaine, Julie Avery, Lisa Pyke and Robert Gilbert Empathy is an essential behavioural competency required of healthcare providers. It is included in the Canadian National Competency Profile for Medical Radiation Technologists; supporting patient-centered care and the development of therapeutic relationships between carers and care recipients. This review
- [Current Status of Contrast Enhanced Mammography: A Comprehensive Review - Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/current-status-of-contrast-enhanced-mammography-a-comprehensive-review-canadian-association-of-radiologists-journal/) - Author: Anat Kornecki, MD Objectives: The purpose of this article is to provide a detailed and updated review of the physics, techniques, indications, limitations, reporting, implementation and management of contrast enhanced mammography.
- [Continuing Competence Program Update 2021-22](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/continuing-competence-program-update-2021-22/) - The 2021-22 Continuing Competence Program (CCP) cycle began on September 1 and runs until August 31, 2022. Participation in the CCP is required by legislation as a means for MRTs and ENPs in Alberta to provide a tangible record of how they are continually learning and improving their skills. Every member who is on the general register
- [Annual Registration Renewal for 2022](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/annual-registration-renewal-for-2022/) - The online annual registration renewal system opens this Friday, October 1! All regulated members of the College who plan to practice the profession in 2022 must renew their registration by November 30, 2021, to avoid an additional administration charge. Maintaining your College registration in good standing is one of the most important legal obligations for
- [College operations update - September 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/college-operations-update-september-2021-2/) - The Government of Alberta announced on September 16 that it was declaring a state of emergency due to COVID-19 and introducing new measures to protect the health care system, stop the spread, and increase vaccination rates. The College has taken steps to comply with these new measures. Staff are now working remotely full time and the College
- [Membership meetings removed from bylaws](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/membership-meetings-removed-from-bylaws-2/) - The College is continuing to review our operations and implement changes related to Bill 46. The Health Professions Act (HPA) does not require the College to hold an annual membership meeting, while the Alberta Societies Act, which governs professional associations in the province, does require these types of meetings. This can create confusion about the regulatory role of the
- [Change to PLI requirement](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/change-to-pli-requirement-2/) - The College now requires regulated members to hold professional liability insurance (PLI) that covers a minimum of $2,000,000 per occurrence (previously $1,000,000). A review of the most common PLI policies held by our members (e.g., CAMRT, AHS and Medical Imaging Ed) shows that they already meet this new standard; however, all regulated members should verify
- [Additional and enhanced practice authorization update](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/additional-and-enhanced-practice-authorization-update/) - In July 2021, Council approved the following training programs for additional and enhanced practice authorizations: Automated Breast Ultrasound – Insight Medical Imaging Medication Administration and Aseptic Technique – Beam Radiology -Calgary Medication Preparation and Aseptic Technique – Peace Diagnostic Imaging A full list of all additional and enhanced practice authorizations and their approved training programs
- [Member emails added to My Profile](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/member-emails-added-to-my-profile-2/) - Email is the main method we use to communicate with our members; however, we sometimes hear from members that they did not receive important messages we sent. There are many reasons an email might not make it into a member’s inbox, so the College has added a new “My emails” page to My Profile to provide members
- [Provincial MRT Association Steering Committee](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/provincial-mrt-association-steering-committee/) - The mandated separation of colleges and membership services has motivated a group of Alberta MRTs to form a steering committee to explore the possibility of creating a provincial MRT association. There were two town hall meetings in November to discuss the idea of the CAMRT providing association services directly to members in Alberta, and the
- [Perspectives - Scope of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/perspectives-scope-of-practice/) - Siobhan is a radiological technologist working in a clinic. Within the next few months, the clinic will be starting to perform cystograms, a procedure that requires the insertion and removal of catheters. Is this activity within Siobhan’s scope of practice? The College has approval for members to perform some/all of the restricted activities, as identified
- [Regulatory Education Symposium - Fall 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/regulatory-education-symposium-fall-2021/) - While the College is no longer permitted to provide member-centric services like the annual conference, we are committed to providing new regulatory education opportunities for our members to enhance their understanding of how health regulation ties into their everyday practice. On October 16 and 23, we hosted our first Regulatory Education Symposium, which was an entirely
- [2020-21 Continuing Competence Program Audit](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/2020-21-continuing-competence-program-audit/) - The 2020-21 Continuing Competence Program (CCP) Audit took place on October 1, 2021. As per College policy, a random audit occurs each year to ensure members are complying with the CCP. To comply with the CCP, all members who hold general registration must complete a reflective practice review every year, which consists of a self-assessment,
- [Annual Registration Renewal 2022](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/14/annual-registration-renewal-2022/) - Over 98% of regulated members have renewed their registration by completing all of the legally mandated requirements to practice the profession in Alberta in 2022. This has been another challenging year and we recognize and appreciate the continued dedication and professionalism of MRTs and ENPs in our province. The online registration renewal system will remain
- [Five Steps to Minimize Privacy Breaches](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/13/five-steps-to-minimize-privacy-breaches/) - Alberta Medical Association *College note: While this article is geared toward physicians, it outlines actions that can be taken by any health professional or suggested to management to prevent privacy breaches in clinical settings. Regulatory links: Standards of Practice 2.1 (d), 2.4 (a), 2.5 (a, c, d), 3.1 (a), 4.1 (b, c); Code of Ethics 1 (d, i), 2
- [Perspectives - Patient Monitoring](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/13/perspectives-patient-monitoring/) - Jocelyn is an MRT(R) working in the diagnostic imaging department. She has been asked to set up a patient onto the monitoring equipment (pulse oximeter, BP, and ECG) and monitor the patient’s vital signs using this equipment during a procedure. Is this within Jocelyn’s scope of practice? The College has approval for members to perform
- [Complaint Themes in 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/12/complaint-themes-in-2021/) - The College receives and manages complaints of unprofessional conduct against regulated members as part of our mandate to protect the public under the Health Professions Act (HPA). Having processes in place to evaluate, investigate and resolve complaints also helps uphold the integrity of the professions of electroneurophysiology and medical radiation technology for the vast majority of regulated
- [Registration Renewal 2022](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/12/registration-renewal-2022/) - The online registration renewal system for 2022 was open from October 1 to December 31, 2021. During that time, 2395 out of 2428 general members and all 12 temporary members renewed their practice permits. This means that close to 99% of all regulated members renewed their practice permits by completing all legally mandated requirements to
- [Response to Bill 46 - Current focus: Updating regulatory documents](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/13/response-to-bill-46-current-focus-updating-regulatory-documents/) - Much of the work the College has done in response to Bill 46 so far has been focused on the mandated separation of colleges and association functions. Over the last few months, however, we have started to prepare for the next phase of Bill 46’s implementation, which will require the development of new or amended
- [Council Appointment 2022](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/13/council-appointment-2022/) - The College is pleased to announce that Mary Buzzing, ENP, has been appointed to Council for the 2022-2025 term, which begins on July 1. Mary has been an ENP technologist since the 1980s and a regulated member of the ACMDTT since its inception in 2005. She brings experience with health care systems in Alberta and
- [“Operating Theatre radiography not for the faint of heart”: How can we support our radiographers?](https://acmdtt.com/2022/07/06/operating-theatre-radiography-not-for-the-faint-of-heart-how-can-we-support-our-radiographers/) - Read the article on the JMIRS website Regulatory links: Standards of Practice 1.2 (e, j, k, m), 2.1 (a, f, h), 2.2 (a, b), 2.6 (a, c, d), 3.1 (a, b, c, d), 3.2 (a, b, d), 4.2 (h, k, n); Code of Ethics 1 (a, c, e), 2 (c, f, h), 3 (a, b) Reprinted with permission from
- [Bill 46 Update: Branches](https://acmdtt.com/2022/07/06/bill-46-update-branches/) - The College’s branches were originally established to provide members opportunities for education, networking and discussion. Amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46 require that the College only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest, which has a direct impact on branches. The object of branches as stated in the bylaws was
- [NEW! Pre-Authorized Debit for 2025 Renewal Fee](https://acmdtt.com/2024/01/30/14029/) - “PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE develop a way to auto debit monthly the renewal fee!! There has to be a way!” – from the 2023 Renewal Feedback Survey We heard you! We received feedback from many registrants requesting a payment plan, and we’re excited to offer this option. We are pleased to announce the launch of a
- [Next Regulatory Education Symposium features new Registrar, Boundaries, Diversity (Oct. 21, 2023)](https://acmdtt.com/2023/09/26/next-regulatory-education-symposium-features-new-registrar-boundaries-diversity-oct-21-2023/) - Fresh faces join us as the College presents our next no-cost education event for registrants, students, and affiliated health professionals at 9 a.m. Saturday morning, October 21, 2023. Register Now The virtual Regulatory Education Symposium (RES) shares expert knowledge on how regulation-related issues impact health professionals’ practice. The event is hosted by the Alberta College
- [Bill 46 Impact: Bylaws, Standards of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/13/bill-46-impact-bylaws-standards-of-practice/) - Much of the work the College has done in response to Bill 46 so far has been focused on the mandated separation of colleges and association functions. Over the last few months, however, we have started to prepare for the next phase of Bill 46’s implementation, which will require the development of new or amended
- [Bill 46 Impact: Branches, Mission Statement, Code of Ethics](https://acmdtt.com/2021/12/11/bill-46-impact-branches-mission-statement-code-of-ethics/) - The College announced over the summer that our bylaws have been updated to reflect that branches will be dissolved on July 1, 2022. In the meantime, branches will continue to operate as they always have. The College has been working with the branch chairs to provide guidance on the transition and answer any questions they
- [Bill 46 Impact: Annual Membership Meeting](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/28/bill-46-impact-annual-membership-meeting/) - The College is continuing to review our operations and implement changes related to Bill 46. The Health Professions Act (HPA) does not require the College to hold an annual membership meeting, while the Alberta Societies Act, which governs professional associations in the province, does require these types of meetings. This can create confusion about the
- [Bill 46 Impact: Branches, annual conference, associate membership](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/16/bill-46-impact-branches-annual-conference-associate-membership/) - Based on a careful review of these changes and legal advice, Council has made the following decisions and updated the College bylaws where applicable: Branches will be dissolved as of July 1, 2022. The College will no longer host an annual conference. Associate membership will be discontinued as of January 1, 2022. This membership category
- [Public Members’ Report – 2022 Annual Report](https://acmdtt.com/2023/08/04/public-members-report-2022-annual-report/) - The following report is an excerpt from the 2022 Annual Report of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists: Strain in the health care system impacts all those working within it, and 2022 was no exception. To the MRTs and ENPs who persist in their professionalism while performing invaluable service to Albertans, we
- [Message from the Leadership – 2022 Annual Report](https://acmdtt.com/2023/07/04/message-from-the-leadership-2022-annual-report/) - The following report is an excerpt from the 2022 Annual Report of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists: The only consistency in healthcare is change. We first want to acknowledge and appreciate the professionals who deliver diagnostic and therapeutic services to Albertans including radiological technology, electroneurophysiological technology, magnetic resonance technology, radiation therapy,
- [Perspective: Temporary Practice Permit Conditions](https://acmdtt.com/2023/07/04/perspective-temporary-practice-permit-conditions/) - The following story is intended to encourage registrants of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) and their supervisors to consider regulatory scenarios. *All names and scenarios are entirely fictional. Michelle* has just graduated from a medical radiation technology program but has not yet passed the entry-to-practice examination. What are the
- [The ACMDTT selects new Registrar and CEO, Lyndsay Arndt](https://acmdtt.com/2023/06/27/the-acmdtt-selects-new-registrar-and-ceo-lyndsay-arndt/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is pleased to announce the selection of our new Registrar and CEO, Lyndsay Arndt, as of August 14, 2023. Lyndsay will also assume the role of Complaints Director. "The selection process was rigorous, but it was clear early on that Lyndsay was the right
- [‘My Profile’ Security Boosted with 2FA](https://acmdtt.com/2023/06/08/my-profile-security-boosted-with-2fa/) - Modernizing the security of My Profile to the best industry standards with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is coming to the registrant/applicant database at the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). Starting July 1, 2023, when users log in to My Profile, they will also be sent a code by email that must
- [Registrants: Completed 24 hours of learning yet for 2022-23 CCP cycle?](https://acmdtt.com/2023/05/31/registrants-completed-24-hours-of-learning-yet-for-2022-23-ccp-cycle/) - College registrants are being asked, “Have you completed 24 hours of learning since September?” There are only 3 months remaining to complete your required learning hours and complete your reflective practice review for your 2022-23 Continuing Competence Program (CCP). For most registrants, this means you need to complete 24 hours of learning by August 31.
- [2022 Annual Report: Public Safety and Legislation Drives Projects](https://acmdtt.com/2023/05/30/2022-annual-report-public-safety-and-legislation-drives-projects/) - Integrity, accountability, transparency, professionalism, and collaboration. These guiding values are threaded throughout the projects and people referenced in the 2022 Annual Report of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). The foundation of our work is ensuring patient safety. To ensure this, the College provides regulatory oversight and guides registrants in
- [Standards Amended to Protect the Public re: Female Genital Mutilation](https://acmdtt.com/2023/05/25/standards-amended-to-protect-the-public-re-female-genital-mutilation/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College; ACMDTT) has updated our Standards of Practice to better protect the public from the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). The Health Professions (Protecting Women and Girls) Amendment Act, formerly known as Bill 10, came into effect on May 31, 2022. This amendment requires
- [Registration Renewal 2023 Report](https://acmdtt.com/2023/04/18/registration-renewal-2023-report/) - Registration Renewal for the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) for 2023 was open from October 1 to December 31, 2022, and the numbers are in. During that period, 2494 out of 2523 general registrants and all 17 temporary registrants renewed their practice permits. This means that nearly 99% of all
- [Perspective: Ensuring CCP Compliance](https://acmdtt.com/2023/04/18/perspective-ensuring-ccp-compliance/) - The following story is intended to encourage registrants of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) to consider regulatory scenarios. *All names and scenarios are entirely fictional. Cindy* is an ENP new to Alberta. She became a full College registrant on February 2, 2023, and wants to ensure that she meets
- [Volunteer Opportunities: Competence Committee](https://acmdtt.com/2023/04/03/volunteer-opportunities-competence-committee/) - MRTs and ENPs interested in stepping up their career are invited to volunteer for the Competence Committee of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College), particularly those in radiological and nuclear medicine technology. The Competence Committee is responsible for the following: Monitoring that registrants comply with the requirements of the Continuing
- [Changes to ACMDTT’s Regulation, Standards, Bylaws](https://acmdtt.com/2023/03/31/changes-to-acmdtts-regulation-standards-bylaws/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) and the Government of Alberta have approved amendments to the Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation (the Regulation) which comes into force on March 31, 2023. The updates arise from Bill 46, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2), which introduced a
- [Career Opportunity: ACMDTT searches for Registrar & CEO](https://acmdtt.com/2023/03/23/career-opportunity-acmdtt-searches-for-registrar-ceo/) - The position of Registrar and Chief Executive Officer for the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is accepting applications through executive recruiters, The Vogel Group. The Role The Registrar is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the ACMDTT and is responsible for and directs the administration of the affairs and operations
- [ENP Technologists receive revised Competency Profile (2023)](https://acmdtt.com/2023/03/01/enp-technologists-receive-revised-competency-profile-2023/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) has released a revised Competency Profile for Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENP). The document identifies the essential learning outcomes required for professionals on entry to practice effective March 1, 2023. Read Competency Profile - Electroneurophysiology (2023) Through consultation with technologists, employers, and regulatory experts, the College
- [Regulatory Education Symposium features Indigenous Cultural Safety and more (Mar. 18, 2023)](https://acmdtt.com/2023/02/23/regulatory-education-symposium-features-indigenous-cultural-safety-and-more-mar-18-2023/) - Register now! The Spring 2023 Regulatory Education Symposium will be held online via Zoom on Saturday, March 18, 2023. The Symposium is a free, four-hour virtual event hosted by the College twice a year to provide registrants an opportunity to learn more about how regulation weaves into their everyday practice. Students and affiliated health professionals are also
- [ACMDTT’s Interim CEO and Complaints Director Welcomed](https://acmdtt.com/2023/02/16/acmdtts-interim-ceo-and-complaints-director-welcomed/) - Leadership stability is integral to excellent organizational management. As such, with our current Registrar and CEO’s term ending soon, an interim CEO and a Complaints Director have been selected by the Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). Beginning March 1, we’re pleased to welcome our interim Registrar and
- [Modernized Strategic Plan and Mission sets path for 2023-2026](https://acmdtt.com/2023/02/09/modernized-strategic-plan-and-mission-sets-path-for-2023-2026/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is pleased to release our 2023-2026 Strategic Plan. This strategic plan presents our refreshed mission and the blueprint of how we will continue being well-positioned to meet the challenges of regulating within an increasingly complex and dynamic landscape. Through this plan, we will continue
- [College Statement on Registrar and CEO Resignation and Next Steps](https://acmdtt.com/2023/01/09/college-statement-on-registrar-and-ceo-resignation-and-next-steps/) - It is with mixed emotions that the Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT) wishes to announce that our Registrar & CEO, Pree Tyagi, will be leaving the college to pursue new career opportunities. Pree has a proven track record as a forward-thinking, right-touch regulator that moved the college towards
- [ACMDTT Registrar and CEO Pree Tyagi Resigns](https://acmdtt.com/2023/01/03/acmdtt-registrar-and-ceo-pree-tyagi-resigns/) - Pree Tyagi, the Registrar and CEO of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College), has resigned effective February 28, 2023. On March 1, she will assume the Registrar and CEO position with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO). The College is initiating an executive search for
- [A letter from a radiographer](https://acmdtt.com/2022/12/22/a-letter-from-a-radiographer/) - Every day brings a new challenge when working with patients. While this article is about an MRT(R), as regulated members we can all relate to challenging situations in clinical settings. Along with the ACMDTT's Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics, the College's Learning Modules on Professional Communication., Professional Boundaries and Patient Consent relate well
- [Didn't Renew for 2023? How to Register](https://acmdtt.com/2022/12/22/didnt-renew-for-2023-how-to-register/) - On December 31, 2022, at midnight, the online Annual Renewal system for 2023 will close for registrants of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostics and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). Registrants who did not renew and want an Active Practice Permit for 2023 must contact the College for a Renewal Declaration form and submit it with
- [Next Regulatory Education Symposium coming March 18, 2023](https://acmdtt.com/2022/12/16/next-regulatory-education-symposium-coming-march-18-2023/) - Looking forward to the next Regulatory Education Symposium? The success of October’s event with over 500 registrants was terrific, and plans are moving forward to make the March 18, 2023, event even better! The Regulatory Education Symposium (RES) is a free virtual event held in the Spring and Fall hosted by the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic
- [ACMDTT Office Closed Dec. 26 – Jan. 2, 2023](https://acmdtt.com/2022/12/14/acmdtt-office-closed-dec-26-jan-2-2023/) - The office of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) will be closed for the holiday break from December 26 to January 2, 2023. The office reopens on January 3. Service Standard for Annual Renewal College staff will be available to assist, including any advice needed regarding Annual Renewal, until close of
- [Council Supports Alberta Associations for MRTs and ENPs](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/17/council-supports-alberta-associations-for-mrts-and-enps/) - The Council of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is pleased to announce that it will grant $60,000 in one-time funding towards the launch of two new Alberta associations. The Alberta Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) Association and the Alberta Society of Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENPs) plan to support their members through
- [2023 Registration Renewal system open Oct. 1 to Dec. 31](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/03/2023-registration-renewal-system-open-oct-1-to-dec-31/) - The online registration renewal system for 2023 is now open! The annual renewal process is one of the most important legal obligations for all medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) practicing in Alberta as it assures the public that the health professionals providing them care have demonstrated they continue to meet the College’s
- [Full event details for Regulatory Education Symposium, Oct. 22, 2022](https://acmdtt.com/2022/10/02/full-event-details-for-regulatory-education-symposium-oct-22-2022/) - Register now! The Fall 2022 Regulatory Education Symposium starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday, October 22, 2022. The Symposium is a FREE virtual event hosted by the College twice a year to provide regulated members an opportunity to learn more about how regulation weaves into their everyday practice. Students and affiliated health professionals are also
- [Registration renewal for 2023 begins October 1](https://acmdtt.com/2022/09/14/registration-renewal-for-2023-begins-october-1/) - It’s almost time to renew your registration for 2023! Maintaining your College registration is one of the most important legal obligations for all medical radiation and electroneurophysiology technologists practicing in Alberta. The online annual registration renewal system will open on October 1. Important dates to remember October 1, 2022: The online registration renewal system opens. November 30,
- [Two more learning modules released](https://acmdtt.com/2022/08/19/two-more-learning-modules-released/) - Two new learning modules have been released! The following learning modules are all available now: NEW! Patient Consent for ACMDTT Regulated Members NEW! Social Media and Professionalism for ACMDTT Regulated Members Professional Communication for ACMDTT Regulated Members Professional Boundaries for ACMDTT Regulated Members Regulated members can claim up to 4 learning hours per Continuing Competence
- [Call for Council nominations: 2023 to 2026 term](https://acmdtt.com/2022/07/27/call-for-council-nominations-2023-to-2026-term/) - UPDATE (Sept. 1, 2022): NOMINATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. Thank you to all applicants. Nominations are now open for four Council positions over the 2023 to 2026 term! We encourage regulated members to nominate themselves if they’re interested in becoming directly involved with the governance of the College. The Nominations Committee will assess and interview applicants
- [2021 Annual Report released](https://acmdtt.com/2022/07/22/2021-annual-report-released/) - The College is pleased to share our 2021 Annual Report, presenting information on how we faced 2021’s challenges and opportunities, what we’ve learned and how we have continued to strengthen our capacity to meet the evolving needs of the public. The report features our activities as well as updates on a variety of areas, including
- [New learning modules now available](https://acmdtt.com/2022/06/09/new-learning-modules-now-available/) - As the College moves away from providing member services as mandated through Bill 46, we remain committed to providing regulatory education opportunities for our members to enhance their understanding of how health regulation ties into their everyday practice. We are currently in the process of creating online learning modules on a variety of topics with
- [Feedback needed on new standard area](https://acmdtt.com/2022/04/19/feedback-needed-on-new-standard-area/) - Bill 46, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2), introduced a suite of amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA). Among the amendments are provisions affecting how continuing competence programs are established and operated by regulatory colleges moving forward. The basic framework for the College’s Continuing Competence Program (CCP) is currently set out in
- [New Council member appointment, bylaws](https://acmdtt.com/2022/03/01/new-council-member-appointment-bylaws/) - The College is pleased to announce that Mary Buzzing, ENP, has been appointed to Council for the 2022-2025 term, which begins on July 1. Mary has been an ENP since the 1980s and a regulated member of the College since its inception in 2005. She brings experience with health care systems in Alberta and abroad,
- [Save the date: Regulatory Education Symposium](https://acmdtt.com/2022/03/01/save-the-date-spring-2022-regulatory-education-symposium/) - Save the date! The College’s next Regulatory Education Symposium is scheduled for Saturday, May 14, 2022. This free virtual event will feature four one-hour learning sessions on a variety of topics mapped to the College’s foundational documents, including the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. The tentative program features presentations on the Continuing Competence
- [Registration renewal for 2022 now open](https://acmdtt.com/2021/10/01/registration-renewal-for-2022-now-open/) - The online registration renewal system for 2022 is now open! The annual renewal process is one of the most important legal obligations for all MRTs and ENPs practicing in Alberta as it assures the public that the health professionals providing them care have demonstrated they continue to meet the College's registration requirements. General and temporary
- [Registration open for Regulatory Education Symposium](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/23/registration-open-for-regulatory-education-symposium/) - Registration is now open for the College’s first Regulatory Education Symposium! Everyone is welcome to join us for one or both days of this FREE two-day virtual event.
- [Member emails added to My Profile](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/17/member-emails-added-to-my-profile/) - The College’s database and member portal upgrade project is nearing completion, and there was a new feature recently introduced to My Profile that members may find helpful: high-importance emails sent from the College through the member portal are now available on a new “My emails” page. Email is the main method we use to communicate
- [Registration renewal 2022 tips](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/17/registration-renewal-2022-tips/) - We encourage all members to review the information on the Annual Renewal page before starting the renewal process and consult the Registration Renewal 2022 Information Guide and Member Portal Renewal Manual as needed. If you have any questions about registration renewal, please feel welcome to contact us by email at registration@acmdtt.com or by phone at 780.487.6130 or 1.800.282.2165. Renewal tip #
- [College operations update - September 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/09/16/college-operations-update-september-2021/) - The Government of Alberta announced yesterday that it was declaring a state of emergency due to COVID-19 and introducing new measures to protect the health care system, stop the spread, and increase vaccination rates. The College has taken immediate steps to comply with these new measures. Staff are now working remotely full time and the
- [Save the date: Regulatory Education Symposium](https://acmdtt.com/2021/08/31/save-the-date-regulatory-education-symposium/) - Save the date! The College’s first Regulatory Education Symposium is taking place on October 16 and 23, 2021.
- [Membership meetings removed from bylaws](https://acmdtt.com/2021/07/21/membership-meetings-removed-from-bylaws/) - The College is continuing to review our operations and implement changes related to Bill 46. The Health Professions Act (HPA) does not require the College to hold an annual membership meeting, while the Alberta Societies Act, which governs professional associations in the province, does require these types of meetings. This can create confusion about the
- [Change to PLI requirement](https://acmdtt.com/2021/07/21/change-to-pli-requirement/) - The College now requires regulated members to hold professional liability insurance (PLI) that covers a minimum of $2,000,000 per occurrence (previously $1,000,000). A review of the most common PLI policies held by our members (e.g., CAMRT, AHS and Medical Imaging Ed) shows that they already meet this new standard; however, all regulated members should verify
- [College operations update - June 2021](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/29/college-operations-update-june-2021/) - The Government of Alberta recently announced that it will be lifting most COVID-19 restrictions in the province on July 1. The College is preparing for staff to return to work in our physical office starting Monday, July 12. College staff have remained committed to providing high levels of service and following the established business cycle
- [Important information about upcoming changes](https://acmdtt.com/2021/06/16/important-information-about-upcoming-changes/) - Recent amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46 require that the College only carry out professional regulatory duties in the public interest and prohibit the College from carrying out association and member services functions. Based on a careful review of these changes and legal advice, Council has made the following decisions
- [Response to CAMRT position statement on shielding](https://acmdtt.com/2021/05/28/response-to-camrt-position-statement-on-shielding/) - Earlier this month, the CAMRT released a position statement titled “Discontinuing the Use of Gonadal and Fetal Shielding for Patients.” We have received some inquiries from MRTs about the College’s position on this recent statement and would like to take this opportunity to clarify the matter for all regulated members. To put it briefly, there
- [2020 Annual Report now available](https://acmdtt.com/2021/04/29/2020-annual-report-now-available/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists 2020 Annual Report is now available on our website. This report demonstrates the College’s continued commitment to protecting Albertans during a year that presented many new challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and illustrates that despite these challenges, 2020 was a productive year for the College.
- [Status of MRT and ENP eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine](https://acmdtt.com/2021/04/12/status-of-mrt-and-enp-eligibility-for-covid-19-vaccine/) - Alberta is currently in Phase 2 of its COVID-19 vaccine program. Health-care providers who may be involved in clinical practice (i.e., have face-to-face interactions with patients, clients, residents of health-care facilities, etc.) are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine as part of the Phase 2C vaccine rollout. For more details on who is eligible during
- [Change to CCP for 2020-21 cycle](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/26/change-to-ccp-for-2020-21-cycle/) - The College recognizes that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the new variants in Alberta continue to present uncertainties and challenges for MRTs and ENPs. We are aware it has caused unexpected changes to employment opportunities and areas of practice, which is worrying. Regulated members continue to provide essential services to the public with professionalism, expertise
- [Registration open for CAMRT 2021 virtual conference](https://acmdtt.com/2021/03/01/registration-open-for-camrt-2021-virtual-conference/) - Registration is now open for CAMRT 2021, the CAMRT's national virtual conference.
- [College bylaws updated](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/09/college-bylaws-updated/) - Organizations are dynamic; they grow and change with emerging and evolving needs. What the public needs and expects from its regulators is always evolving, so our governing body and structures must also continually evolve to best serve the public. Bill 30, the Health Statutes Amendments Act, 2020, came into force on July 29, 2020. This
- [Member portal scheduled maintenance](https://acmdtt.com/2020/12/08/member-portal-scheduled-maintenance/) - Please note that the online member portal (My Profile) will be unavailable from 11:45 am to 1:45 pm on Thursday, December 10, while scheduled maintenance is being completed. During this time, members will not be able to log in to update their profiles or complete their renewals and supervisors will not be able to confirm
- [MRT Week 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/11/08/mrt-week-2020/) - Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) Week is November 8-14, 2020! The College is proud to support MRT Week as a means of raising awareness about the MRT specialties we regulate and celebrating the essential role they play in our healthcare system. Due to the evolving situation with COVID-19, the College is adapting the way we celebrate
- [Registration renewal tips](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/20/registration-renewal-tips/) - Last updated November 16, 2020 The recently upgraded member portal features a renewal process that includes some significant changes from previous years, so we encourage all members to visit the Annual Renewal page for an overview before starting the renewal process and consult the Registration Renewal 2021 Information Guide as needed. If you have any
- [Registration renewal for 2021 now open](https://acmdtt.com/2020/10/01/registration-renewal-for-2021-now-open/) - Registration renewal for 2021 is now open! General and associate members' current registration will expire on December 31, 2020. Please log in to the online member portal and click “Renew” in the appropriate box on your home page (Associate or General) to complete your renewal. The recently upgraded member portal features a renewal process that
- [Annual registration renewal opens October 1](https://acmdtt.com/2020/09/17/annual-registration-renewal-opens-october-1/) - It's almost time for our members to renew their registration for 2021!
- [New CCP cycle begins today](https://acmdtt.com/2020/09/01/new-ccp-cycle-begins-today/) - The 2020-21 Continuing Competence Program (CCP) cycle begins today. The recently announced changes to the My CCP online platform also go live today.
- [CCP cycle ending soon](https://acmdtt.com/2020/08/18/ccp-cycle-ending-soon/) - The 2019-20 Continuing Competence Program (CCP) cycle is coming to end on August 31. Regulated members are requested to log in to the My CPP online platform and complete their self-assessment, learning plan and learning activity records if they have not done so already.
- [New member portal now live](https://acmdtt.com/2020/07/23/new-member-portal-now-live/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists member portal, My Profile, has been upgraded and the login process for members has changed. We are using the same software as before (Alinity), but a newer, more user-friendly version that is responsive (designed to adapt to the device used to access the site) and has more features for members.
- [The College has a new website!](https://acmdtt.com/2020/07/16/the-college-has-a-new-website/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists has a new website!
- [Online criminal record checks now available](https://acmdtt.com/2020/07/14/online-criminal-record-checks-now-available/) - Starting July 31, 2020, the College will require that all applicants in Canada complete their criminal record checks through myBackCheck.com, also known as Sterling BackCheck. MyBackCheck is a quick and easy-to-use online service that provides applicants with a more cost-effective way of obtaining criminal record checks.
- [Summer 2020 issue of Connections released](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/summer-2020-issue-of-connections-released/) - The Summer 2020 issue of our quarterly newsletter, Connections, has been released! You can view the email version or check it out on our website if you’re not on our mailing list. Please contact us if you have any feedback on the newsletter or if you would like to contribute to a future issue.
- [Online management of additional and enhanced practice authorizations](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/26/online-management-of-additional-and-enhanced-practice-authorizations/) - When the new member portal launches on July 20, it will also bring one new exciting feature: paper-free management of additional and enhanced practice authorizations through an "all online" process.
- [New database and member portal go live next month](https://acmdtt.com/2020/06/11/new-database-and-member-portal-go-live-next-month/) - The College is pleased to announce that a new version of our online database and member portal will go live next month after a year of planning, development and testing.
- [Changes to CCP for 2019-20 cycle](https://acmdtt.com/2020/05/14/changes-to-ccp-for-2019-20-cycle/) - The College recognizes that the current COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta has MRTs and ENPs facing difficult times, including unanticipated job loss and changes in areas of practice.
- [2019 annual report now available](https://acmdtt.com/2020/05/14/2019-annual-report-now-available/) - The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists 2019 annual report is now available on our website.
- [ENP Week 2020](https://acmdtt.com/2020/04/19/enp-week-2020/) - Happy Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) Week! All this week (April 19-25, 2020), we’re celebrating these valued healthcare professionals.
- [Spring 2020 issue of Connections released](https://acmdtt.com/2020/04/15/spring-2020-issue-of-connections-released/) - The Spring 2020 issue of our quarterly newsletter, Connections, has been released! You can view the email version or check it out on our website if you’re not on our mailing list. Please contact us if you have any feedback on the newsletter or if you would like to contribute to a future issue.
- [Results of Council elections announced](https://acmdtt.com/2020/04/01/results-of-council-elections-announced/) - The College would like to announce the results of the recent Council elections.
- [COVID-19: The College office is closed. Staff working remotely.](https://acmdtt.com/2020/03/18/covid-19-the-college-office-is-closed-staff-working-remotely/) - The College has closed its physical office, and the team is working remotely until further notice.
- [CONNECT 2020 cancelled](https://acmdtt.com/2020/03/13/connect-2020-cancelled/) - Due to the evolving situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) and following the mandate of Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer, and the advice of the Public Health Agency of Canada on mass gatherings during the outbreak, we have made the decision to cancel the CONNECT 2020 conference scheduled for May 1-2 in Calgary.
- [MRTs and ENPs advised to maintain awareness about COVID-19](https://acmdtt.com/2020/03/05/mrts-and-enps-advised-to-maintain-awareness-about-covid-19/) - While Albertans are currently at low risk of being exposed to novel coronavirus (COVID-19), we encourage all MRTs and ENPs to maintain ongoing awareness about the situation using official sources.
- [Winter 2019 issue of Connections released](https://acmdtt.com/2019/12/13/winter-2019-issue-of-connections-released/) - The Winter 2019 issue of our quarterly newsletter, Connections, has been released! You can check it out on our website if you're not on our mailing list. Please contact us if you have any feedback on the newsletter or if you would like to contribute to a future issue.
- [MRT Week 2019](https://acmdtt.com/2019/11/03/mrt-week-2019/) - Happy Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) Week! All this week (November 3-9, 2019), we’re celebrating these valued healthcare professionals.
- [Fall 2019 issue of Connections released](https://acmdtt.com/2019/10/25/fall-2019-issue-of-connections-released/) - The Fall 2019 issue of our quarterly newsletter, Connections, has been released! You can check it out on our website if you're not on our mailing list. Please contact us if you have any feedback on the newsletter or if you would like to contribute to a future issue.

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- [Home](https://acmdtt.com/) - Protecting the PublicAssuring Safe, Competent & Ethical Care in the Public InterestSearch Public RegisterMake A ComplaintApply as Internationally EducatedSearch Public RegisterMake A ComplaintApply as Internationally EducatedREGULATED PROFESSIONSThe Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists regulates eight distinct professional groups called specialties, which fall under three umbrella groups: Medical Radiation Technologists (MRTs) Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENPs)
- [Internationally Educated](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/internationally-educated/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles The College recognizes someone as an internationally educated MRT or DMS for this process if they: completed their formal education outside of Canada; have
- [College-Approved Education and Examinations](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/college-approved-education-and-examinations/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles As per the Health Professions Act (HPA), the College Council approves programs of study for entry-to-practice education for MRTs, DMSs and ENPs in Alberta.
- [Practice Hours Review](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/practice-hours-review/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected TitlesThe Practice Hours Review asks selected registrants to explain how they calculated their practice hours for their Annual Renewal form and, if inaccurate, correct them.
- [Forms](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/forms/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The College is transitioning from a paper application process to an online process, and paper forms are no longer accepted for streams that have online applications available. Applicants should visit How to Apply to determine which registration
- [Labour Mobility Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/labour-mobility-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) and/ or Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS) in Alberta and use all protected titles,
- [Non-Labour Mobility Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/non-labour-mobility-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) and/ or Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS) in Alberta and use all protected titles,
- [Secondary Specialties](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/secondary-specialties/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is a regulatory body established under the Health Professions Act (HPA) whose primary purpose is the protection of the public. The College regulates eight distinct professional
- [DMS Regulation - Employer Toolkit](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/diagnostic-medical-sonography/dms-regulation-employer-toolkit/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee ScheduleWhat Employers Need to Know: Regulation of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers in Alberta As of July 6, Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (DMS) in Alberta are regulated under the Health Professions Act
- [DMS FAQ's Practicing after Regulation](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/diagnostic-medical-sonography/dms-faqs-practicing-after-regulation/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee ScheduleRegistration RequirementsWill non-clinical DMS need registration? Yes. The practice of DMS includes clinical imaging as well as supervision, education, management, research and administration related to the profession. Individuals practicing
- [Professional Liability Insurance (PLI)](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/professional-liability-insurance-pli/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles The College requires all registrants to purchase their own professional liability insurance (PLI), even if they have coverage through their employer. This requirement is
- [Fee Schedule](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/fee-schedule/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Application FeesRegistration FeesAdministrative FeesApplication Fees Application Fees $CAD Application Fee* $100 Additional Specialty Application Fee* $100 *All applications that remain open or incomplete for over three months will be withdrawn. Third-Party Fees Applicants are responsible for
- [CCP Manual](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/continuing-competence/ccp-manual/) - Toggle NavigationContinuing Competence ProgramCCP ManualMy CCPLearning Resources Registrants of the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) demonstrate professional competence by completing the requirements of the Continuing Competence Program (CCP). The Continuing Competence Program Manual provides guidance based on the College’s Standards of Practice 6.0 – Continuing Competence Program. Download CCP Manual
- [Standards of Practice](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/standards-of-practice/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Professional Standards of Practice form the framework to measure the quality of care and service provided by regulated members of the College. The standards are broadly
- [Internationally Educated Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/iea/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsThe College has no role in the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). Click here to understand why.×The College has no role in the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP), including the Dedicated Health Care Pathway,
- [Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration Required to Work in Alberta According to the Health Professions Act (HPA), everyone who practices medical radiation technology (which consists of four specialties:
- [Make a Complaint](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/make-a-complaint/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal Anyone who believes that a medical radiation technologist (MRT), electroneurophysiology technologist (ENP) or diagnostic medical sonographer (DMS) has not provided care in a competent and professional manner can make a complaint to the Complaints Director of the
- [Complaints Overview](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/complaints-overview/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) receives and manages complaints of unprofessional conduct against its regulated members as part of its mandate to protect the public under the Health Professions Act (HPA).
- [About Us](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/) - Toggle NavigationAbout UsBylaws and LegislationAnnual ReportsConsultationsNewsCouncilCommitteesStaffContact UsThe Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is a regulatory body established under the Health Professions Act (HPA) whose primary purpose is the protection of the public. The College regulates eight distinct professional groups called specialties, which fall under three umbrella groups: medical radiation technologists
- [Maintaining Registration](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Medical radiation technologists (MRTs), diagnostic medical sonographers (DMSs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) are governed by the Health Professions Act (HPA) and the Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation (the Regulation) in Alberta. According to this legislation, every person who
- [Registration Requirements](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles To practice as a medical radiation technologist (MRT), diagnostic medical sonographer (DMS) or an electroneurophysiology technologist (ENP) in Alberta, you must be registered with
- [Registrants](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Medical radiation technologists (MRTs), diagnostic medical sonographers (DMSs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) are governed by the Health Professions Act (HPA) in Alberta. As per this legislation, every person who practices medical radiation technology (which consists of four specialties:
- [Registration](https://acmdtt.com/registration-all/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Anyone who practices medical radiation technology (MRT), diagnostic medical sonography (DMS) or electroneurophysiology technology (ENP) in Alberta must hold a valid and current registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). For
- [Medical Radiation Technologist Application Routes](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsRegistration Required to Work in Alberta According to the Health Professions Act (HPA), everyone who practices medical radiation technology (which consists of four specialties): radiological technology nuclear medicine technology magnetic resonance technology radiation therapy in Alberta must hold valid and
- [Provisional Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/provisional-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsRegistration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) and/ or Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College and hold an active practice permit. Who can apply
- [Newly Certified Canadian Graduate Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/newly-certified-canadian-graduate-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) and/ or Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS) in Alberta and use all protected titles,
- [Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Application Routes](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/diagnostic-medical-sonographer-application-routes/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsRegistration Required to Work in Alberta According to the Health Professions Act (HPA), everyone who practices diagnostic medical sonography (which consists of three specialties): DMS – Ultrasound Technologist (Generalist) DMS – Echocardiographer (Cardiac) DMS – Vascular Technologist (Vascular) in Alberta
- [Language Proficiency](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/language-proficiency/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles The College’s English Language Proficiency Policy requires applicants to provide evidence of reasonable proficiency in the English language to be able to engage safely
- [Decisions of the Hearing Tribunal](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/hearings/decisions-of-the-hearing-tribunal/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal Information about complaints received by the College is confidential unless sent to a formal disciplinary hearing. Under the Health Professions Act (HPA), the Registrar must release certain information when a regulated member’s practice permit is: cancelled, suspended,
- [Council](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/organization/council/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Serving the publicJason Livingstone, MRT(R)ChairAdwait Trivedi, MRT(NM)Vice-ChairMary Buzzing, ENPRegistrant MemberMelissa Grzeszczak, MRT(MR)Registrant MemberJonathan Hung, MRT(MR)Registrant MemberSamuel See, MRT(T)Registrant MemberElaine AndrewsPublic MemberJohn LiuPublic MemberTammy McCorkellPublic MemberNickolletta (Nikki) SandiePublic MemberSheldon
- [Annual Reports](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/annual-reports/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule 2025 Annual Report: Advancing Regulatory Excellence This year’s report highlights the progress we have made in advancing our regulatory work and supporting safe, ethical, and competent care for
- [Position Statements](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/position-statements/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Interpreting Regulations Some of the legal provisions governing regulators can have more than one interpretation or leave some discretion to the regulator. A position
- [Bylaws and Legislation](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/bylaws-and-legislation/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule College Bylaws ACMDTT BylawsDescribes the legal organizing principles of the College. Legislative Documents The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (College) is guided by the following
- [Staff](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/organization/staff/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Lyndsay Arndt Registrar and CEO Complaints Director Crystal Bilodeau Deputy Registrar Judy Clarke BScDH, RDHResearch and Strategy Director Adrienne Hislop Corporate Services Manager Hearings Director Michelle Wolf
- [Upcoming Hearings](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/hearings/upcoming-hearings/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal A hearing is a formal legal process similar to a court proceeding used to resolve complaints of unprofessional conduct. It is conducted by a hearing tribunal in the role of a jury. About HearingsHearings Registrant Date(s)* Status**
- [Professional Liability Insurance (PLI) Audit](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/professional-liability-insurance-pli-audit/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected TitlesAll registrants on a general and provisional register must obtain and maintain continuous personal professional liability insurance (PLI) at all times, regardless of role or
- [Diagnostic Medical Sonography](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/diagnostic-medical-sonography/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Previously on DMS Roster? Click HereDO NOT APPLY to the Pre-Regulatory Record (PRR) If: 1. you have the following membership with Sonography Canada: Practicing Non‑credentialed – No Canadian
- [Pre Regulatory Record Applicants - DMS](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/diagnostic-medical-sonography/pre-regulatory-record-applicants-dms/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee ScheduleCriteria for PRR Are you currently employed as a DMS and practicing* in Alberta? If you are not currently employed and practicing* as a DMS, have you completed 800
- [Learning Resources](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/continuing-competence/learning-resources/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Following is a list of learning activities which can be used to support a registrant’s practice and comply with Continuing Competence Program (CCP) requirements.
- [Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) Program](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/pre-authorized-debit-pad-program/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Applications Now ClosedThe Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) Program is a pre-payment option that allows registrants on the General or Provisional register to pay next year’s Annual Renewal fee using automatic withdrawal from their bank account. PAD subscribers can
- [Provisional Electroneurophysiology Technologist Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/provisional-enp-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsRegistration 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 a Provisional Registration ENP applicant? This route
- [Electroneurophysiology Technologist Application Routes](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/) - Toggle NavigationRegistration RequirementsCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsLanguage ProficiencyJurisprudence EducationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Criminal Record CheckApplicantsStudent MembershipFee ScheduleRegistration AppealsRegistration Required to Work in Alberta According to the Health Professions Act (HPA), everyone who practices electroneurophysiology technology in Alberta must hold valid and current registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College). The practice
- [Jurisprudence Education](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/jurisprudence-education/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles The College’s Jurisprudence Education provides registrants with the information they need to understand practice standards and their responsibilities as regulated health professionals in Alberta.
- [Consultations](https://acmdtt.com/consultations/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Council approves the College’s governing documents, including the MDTT Regulations, Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. When these documents are created or updated, the Health Professions Act
- [Practice](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/practice/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Healthcare professionals operate in an environment that is complex and rapidly evolving, necessitating a robust framework of resources to guide their practice, ensure ethical
- [Code of Ethics](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/code-of-ethics/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Professional Ethics: A Fundamental Responsibility The fundamental responsibility of diagnostic and therapeutic professionals is to manage the prescribed diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients
- [Practice](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/practice/practice/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Healthcare professionals operate in an environment that is complex and rapidly evolving, necessitating a robust framework of resources to guide their practice, ensure ethical
- [Practice Resources 2](https://acmdtt.com/practice-resources-2/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Healthcare professionals operate in an environment that is complex and rapidly evolving, necessitating a robust framework of resources to guide their practice, ensure ethical
- [Patient Relations Program](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/patient-relations-program/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal Bill 21, an Act to Protect Patients, was introduced and amended the Health Professions Act to establish a treatment and counselling fund for members of the public who have made a complaint of sexual abuse or sexual
- [College Portal](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/login/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The College Portal is your secure online account that allows you to manage your registration, CCP, and access key services. In the portal, you can: Update your personal and employer information Renew your registration Apply for advanced
- [Privacy Policy](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/privacy-policy/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Our Commitment The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) is governed by provincial privacy legislation, the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). The College is committed to
- [Continuing Competence Program](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/continuing-competence/) - Toggle NavigationContinuing Competence ProgramCCP ManualMy CCPLearning Resources The Continuing Competence Program (CCP) is a mandatory component of registration as outlined in the Health Professions Act and the Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation. The CCP requires that College registrants complete, in each registration year, a reflective practice review. Non-compliance with the requirements of the
- [Contact Us](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/contact-us/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (ACMDTT) 800-4445 Calgary TrailEdmonton AB CANADA T6H 5R7 Email info@acmdtt.com Phone 780.487.6130 or 587.404.23841.800.282.2165 (toll free) Business Hours Monday –
- [Specialties](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The College regulates five distinct professional groups called specialties, which fall under two umbrella groups: medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs). MRTs consist of four specialties:
- [Radiological Technology](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/radiological-technology/) - Toggle NavigationAbout UsBylaws and LegislationAnnual ReportsConsultationsNewsCouncilCommitteesStaffContact UsThe Role of Radiological Technologists Radiological technologists use equipment that produces radiation to obtain images such as X-rays, CT scans and mammograms. These images help the physician make a diagnosis. Radiological technologists use their excellent patient-care skills and expert knowledge of anatomy and pathology to monitor and correctly position
- [Electroneurophysiology Technology](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/electroneurophysiology-technology/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The Role of ENPs Electroneurophysiology Technologists (ENPs) perform electroencephalograms (EEGs) and/or evoked potential (EP) examinations. During an EEG, the electrical activity of the brain is recorded by placing
- [Radiation Therapy](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/radiation-therapy/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The Role of Radiation Therapists Radiation therapists are responsible for accurately planning and administering the radiation treatment for cancer patients. They have expert knowledge in patient care and
- [Nuclear Medicine Technology](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/nuclear-medicine-technology/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The Role of Nuclear Medicine Technologists Nuclear medicine technologists, MRT(N), use equipment that acquires scans of areas like the thyroid, heart, bone and kidneys. These images enable physicians
- [Magnetic Resonance Technology](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/specialties/magnetic-resonance-technology/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The Role of MRI Technologists Magnetic resonance technologists (or MRI technologists) produce diagnostic images using equipment that generates radio waves and a strong magnetic field. They apply their
- [Committees](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/organization/committees/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Our Regulated Committees Our committees, made up of registrants, make an important contribution to the College’s operations. The following regulatory committees are established by the College according to
- [Strategic Plan](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/strategic-plan/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources In September 2025, the College’s Council participated in a strategic planning session to shape the College’s direction for the next three years, beginning in
- [Learning Modules](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/regulatory-education/learning-modules/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources The College is committed to providing regulatory education opportunities for our members to enhance their understanding of how health regulation ties into their everyday
- [Internationally Educated Electroneurophysiology Technologist Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/internationally-educated-enp-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as an Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College
- [Medical Radiation Technologist Reinstatement Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/mrt/mrt-reinstatement/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as a Medical Radiation Technologist (MRT) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the
- [Protected Titles](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/protected-titles/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Medical radiation technologists (MRTs) and electroneurophysiology technologists (ENPs) are governed by the Health Professions Act (HPA) and the Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Profession Regulation (the Regulation) in Alberta. As per this legislation, no one may use these titles or their
- [Leaving Practice](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/leaving-practice/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected TitlesCeasing Practice If you are leaving practice in Alberta, you may notify the College and provide the effective date. Your registration can end in one
- [Annual Renewal](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/annual-renewal/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Important Dates RENEWAL OPENS: October 1. The online Renewal system opens. Log in to the College Portal. RENEWAL CLOSES: December 31. The online Renewal system closes. In late December, employers will be notified about any registrants we
- [Advanced and Enhanced Practice Authorization](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The Health Professions Restricted Activity Regulation (HPRAR) and the College’s Standards of Practice outline the restricted activities for all of the College’s specialties. What are advanced and enhanced authorizations? These authorizations allow registrants to perform certain restricted
- [MRT(MR) -  Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/mrtmr-approved-advanced-and-enhanced-practice-courses/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Advanced Practice Intravenous LineStart and/or deliver pharmaceutical or contrast agents via an intravenous line.Injection Deliver any pharmaceutical agent via injection. Note: Training is provided by the employer and approved by the College. GuidelinesGuideline for Administering Medications
- [College Dashboard](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/my-profile/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals After logging into the College Portal, you will be taken to the Dashboard, where you can: Update personal and employer information Apply for additional and enhanced practice authorizations Renew registration during the annual renewal period Retrieve practice
- [Annual Renewal 2026](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/annual-renewal-2026/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Practice Permit Renewal for 2026 begins Oct. 1, 2025 Maintaining your College registration is one of the most important legal obligations for all medical radiation and electroneurophysiology technologists practicing in Alberta. Who can apply for Renewal? This
- [Non-Labour Mobility Electroneurophysiology Technologist Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/non-labour-mobility-enp-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as an Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College
- [Electroneurophysiology Technologist Reinstatement Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/enp-reinstatement/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as an Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College
- [New Canadian Graduate ENP Applicants](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/enp/new-canadian-graduate-enp-applicants/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Registration is mandatory. To practice as an Electroneurophysiology Technologist (ENP) in Alberta and use all protected titles, you must be registered with the College
- [Leaving Practice FAQs](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/leaving-practice-faqs/) - Do I have to notify the College if I stop working? No. You are not required to notify the College. But if you do not notify us, your permit stays active until December 31, and you are responsible for all requirements for that permit year. If I plan to leave practice, how many CCP hours
- [Governing Documents](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Bylaws and Legislation The College’s Bylaws and provincial legislation applicable to the College and its registrants. Bylaws and LegislationCanadian Free Trade Agreement “To reduce and eliminate… barriers to
- [Student Membership](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/student-membership/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles This information is for students enrolled in one of Alberta’s College-approved educational programs seeking to become a student member of the College. If you’re
- [Fitness to Practice](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/fitness-to-practice/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals What Is Fitness to Practice? Being “fit to practice” means you have the physical, mental, and emotional health needed to do your job safely and effectively. Fitness to practice can be affected by: Illness or injury Fatigue
- [Criminal Record Check](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/registration-requirements/criminal-record-check/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Every applicant, including those reinstating their registration or applying from outside Canada, must submit a criminal record check. Criminal record checks cannot be older
- [Fitness to Practice FAQ's](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/fitness-to-practice-faqs/) - Common Questions and Answers for Registrants About Fitness to Practice What does fitness to practice mean? Fitness to practice means having the skills, knowledge, character, and health to practice your profession safely and effectively. It includes clinical competence, ethical behaviour, and the ability to manage any health conditions affecting your work. It is not about
- [Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct Course](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/continuing-competence/protecting-patients-from-sexual-abuse-and-misconduct-course/) - Toggle NavigationContinuing Competence ProgramCCP ManualMy CCPLearning Resources Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients received Royal Assent on November 18, 2018, and introduced significant amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA), providing specific guidance and requirements to regulated health professions for preventing and addressing sexual abuse and/or sexual misconduct towards patients by regulated members. These
- [My CCP](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/continuing-competence/my-ccp/) - Toggle NavigationContinuing Competence ProgramCCP ManualMy CCPLearning Resources Participation in the Continuing Competence Program (CCP) is a mandatory part of registration outlined in the Health Professions Act and the College’s Standards of Practice. The CCP requires that all registrants complete an annual reflective practice review, including: (a) a personal assessment of the registrant’s own practice. (b) the development and implementation of
- [Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/documents/canadian-free-trade-agreement-cfta/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule The CFTA The Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) is an intergovernmental trade agreement signed by all federal, provincial and territorial governments. Its objective is “to reduce and eliminate,
- [ENP -  Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/enp-advanced-and-enhanced-practice-courses/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Advanced Practice Needle Authorization Alberta Health Services Subdermal Needle Insertion Program (approved 2013; reviewed 2018) Enhanced Practice Ictal SPECT Injection Ictal SPECT Injection Training Program for EEG Technologists – Foothills Medical Centre South Health Campus (approved 2005; reviewed 2023)
- [MRT(T) -  Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/mrtt-advanced-and-enhanced-practice-courses/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Advanced Practice Venipuncture Mayfair Diagnostics (approved 2008; reviewed 2023) NAIT Department of Continuing Education IV Certification Program (approved April 2015; reviewed 2021) Covenant Health Venipuncture Program (approved April 2020; reviewed March 2023) Alberta Health Services Venipuncture Authorization Program for Diagnostic
- [MRT(NM) -  Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/mrtnm-advanced-and-enhanced-practice-courses/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Enhanced Practice CT and Contrast Media View the approved CT and Contrast Media program CAMRT Computed Tomography Imaging Certificate Course CTIC (approved July 2023) Quantitative Computed Tomography High-Resolution Peripheral Quantitative Computed Tomography (HR-pQCT) – University of Calgary (approved
- [MRT(R) -  Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/mrtrr-advanced-and-enhanced-practice-courses/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Advanced Practice Venipuncture Mayfair Diagnostics (approved 2008; reviewed 2023) NAIT Department of Continuing Education IV Certification Program (approved April 2015; reviewed 2021) Covenant Health Venipuncture Program (approved April 2020; reviewed March 2023) Alberta Health Services Venipuncture Authorization
- [Guideline for Administering Medications](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/advanced-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/guideline-for-administering-medications/) - What MRTs and ENPs Need to Know Why This Guideline Matters This guideline explains what the College expects when you give medications as part of your work. Even though giving medication isn’t a restricted activity, you’re still responsible for doing it safely, competently, and only when it fits your role. The College may review your
- [Additional and Enhanced Practice Authorization](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/additional-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The Health Professions Restricted Activity Regulation (the Regulation) and the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists Standards of Practice outline the restricted activities for registrants which include procedures considered to be Enhanced Practice and those
- [Approved Advanced and Enhanced Practice Courses](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/additional-and-enhanced-practice-authorization/approved-advanced-and-enhanced-practice/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals Advanced Practice Venipuncture Mayfair Diagnostics (approved 2008; reviewed 2023) NAIT Department of Continuing Education IV Certification Program (approved April 2015; reviewed 2021) Covenant Health Venipuncture Program (approved April 2020; reviewed March 2023) Alberta Health Services Venipuncture Authorization
- [Registration Verification](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/registration-verification/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals To help ensure the integrity of the registration and renewal process, some registrants may be selected to take part in a Registration Verification Program. What is a Registration Verification Program? This program helps confirm that the information
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- [Complaints Process](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/complaints-process/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal Upon receipt of a complaint, the Complaints Director will review the complaint to determine if it falls within the College’s jurisdiction. The complainant and the regulated member will be contacted by the Complaints Director to review the
- [Courtesy Registration](https://acmdtt.com/applicants/courtesy-registration/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles The Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists courtesy register allows practitioners to be registered in Alberta for a short term for a
- [Non-Practicing Associate](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/maintaining-registration/non-practicing-associate/) - Toggle NavigationRegistrantsMaintaining RegistrationCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fitness to PracticeRegistration VerificationProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI) AuditPractice Hours ReviewPre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationCollege-Approved Education and ExaminationsRegistration AppealsProtected Titles Important notice: Associate and honorary life membership discontinued as of January 1, 2022 The College was established under the Health Professions Act (HPA) to regulate MRTs
- [COVID-19 Information and Updates](https://acmdtt.com/covid-19-information-and-updates/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources As the situation with COVID-19 continues to evolve, the College is working to uphold our mandate of protecting the public by supporting our members
- [COVID-19 FAQs](https://acmdtt.com/covid-19-faqs/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources The following guidance is for College registrants to provide ethical, competent, and safe professional services related to COVID-19. Do I have to provide service
- [Organization](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/organization/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule CouncilStaffCommittees
- [Mission Statement](https://acmdtt.com/about-us/mission-statement/) - Toggle NavigationHomeDiagnostic Medical SonographyPre Regulatory Record Applicants – DMSDMS FAQ’s Preparing for RegulationDMS FAQ’s Practicing after RegulationDMS Regulation – Employer ToolkitCriminal Record CheckProfessional Liability Insurance (PLI)Fee Schedule Public confidence in receiving safe, competent, and ethical diagnostic and therapeutic care from regulated professionals.Read 2023-2026 Strategic Plan
- [Regulatory Education](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/regulatory-education/) - Toggle NavigationPracticeProfessional ExpectationsStandards of PracticeCode of EthicsCompetency ProfilesMagnetic Resonance TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyRadiation TherapyRadiological TechnologyElectroneurophysiology TechnologyRestricted ActivitiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationRegulatory EducationJurisprudence EducationProtecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct CourseLearning ModulesLearning Resources Amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA) introduced by Bill 46 have led to the College making a number of changes to our operations.
- [Regulatory Education Symposium](https://acmdtt.com/registrants/regulatory-education/regulatory-education-symposium/) - Toggle NavigationREGISTRATION REQUIREMENTSApplicantsRegistrantsCollege DashboardAnnual RenewalLeaving PracticeSecondary SpecialtiesAdvanced and Enhanced Practice AuthorizationFitness to PracticeFee SchedulePre-Authorized Debit (PAD) ProgramFormsRegistration Appeals The Regulatory Education Symposium is a free virtual learning event hosted by the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists (the College) twice a year for registrants to learn more about how regulation impacts their everyday practice.
- [Hearings](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/hearings/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal If the Complaints Director, after reviewing the complaint investigation report, determines there is sufficient evidence of unprofessional conduct, they may refer your complaint to the Hearings Director, who will schedule a disciplinary hearing with the Hearing Tribunal.
- [Sexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct Complaints](https://acmdtt.com/complaints/sexual-abuse-and-sexual-misconduct-complaints/) - Toggle NavigationComplaints OverviewComplaints ProcessMake a ComplaintSexual Abuse and Sexual Misconduct ComplaintsPatient Relations ProgramHearingsUpcoming HearingsDecisions of the Hearing Tribunal If you feel you have experienced sexual abuse or sexual misconduct by a member of the College, please contact the Complaints Director at 780.487.6130. Your concern will be handled in a supportive and respectful manner. The Complaints
- [News](https://acmdtt.com/news/) - ACMDTT Welcomes Diagnostic Medical Sonographers as Regulated Professionals ACMDTT Welcomes Diagnostic Medical Sonographers as Regulated ProfessionalsRahul Das2026-07-06T11:35:07-06:00July 6, 2026| Starting July 6, 2026, Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (DMS) in Alberta will be officially regulated by the Alberta College of [...]Read More Career Opportunity: Executive and Conduct Coordinator Career Opportunity: Executive and Conduct CoordinatorRahul Das2026-06-22T12:03:41-06:00June 22, 2026|ABOUT
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