Maintaining your College registration is one of the most important legal obligations for all medical radiation and electroneurophysiology technologists practicing in Alberta.
If you are on or planning to be on an extended leave, are moving out of Alberta, or retiring, you may resign your registration and practice permit.
Who can apply for Resignation?
This process applies to you if:
- You have a current practice permit with the College, and you want to resign your registration.
- Log in to My Profile and complete all Continuing Competence Program requirements until your resignation date. Once you resign, you will no longer be able to access My CCP.
- Pay any outstanding invoices.
- Verify with your Professional Liability Insurance provider that your policy includes Policy Continuation to cover claims for any incidents that may have occurred while you were actively practicing.
- Log in to My Profile.
- In the “Change My Registration” section, select “Apply” and complete the resignation application form.
- Submit the completed form for College review.
- Confirmation: Wait for an email confirmation from the College confirming your resignation is received and accepted.
- Refund Eligibility: If your resignation is effective between January 1 and June 30, you may qualify for a refund, subject to College policy. See Fee Schedule.
- Stop Practicing:
- Immediately stop practicing in Alberta in all professional capacities, including clinical, technical, education, management, research, and administrative roles.
- You cannot work as an MRT or ENP.
- You cannot use protected titles associated with these professions.
After Resignation, Returning to Practice (Reinstatement)
If you resigned and want to return to practice, follow the Reinstatement Application process:
- Medical Radiation Technologist Reinstatement Applicants
- Electroneurophysiology Technologist Reinstatement Applicants
We recommend submitting your Reinstatement Application at least 6 weeks before you plan to return to work. The College will assess your application to ensure it meets the stated registration requirements and issue you a decision letter.
If you don’t meet all registration requirements, you may be required to undergo additional practice assessments to determine competency. Timing and fees are based on individual circumstances.
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