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Canada offers a well-regulated radiography profession with provincial and territorial licensing. Medical radiation technologists are registered through provincial colleges, and requirements may differ between provinces. Use the job-area selector below to find relevant imaging opportunities across hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centres.

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Core medical radiologic technologist roles performing general X-ray and diagnostic imaging in hospitals and clinics.

Job Search Sources — General Radiography

General job portals for radiography and imaging roles in Canada. Select your imaging area above, then use the Find Jobs buttons below.

Fluoroscopy and interventional radiography roles in hospitals and diagnostic imaging centres, including angiography and interventional procedures.

Job Search Sources — Fluoroscopy / Interventional

General job portals for radiography and imaging roles in Canada. Select your imaging area above, then use the Find Jobs buttons below.

Mammography and breast imaging technologist roles in hospitals, screening programmes, and diagnostic breast imaging centres.

Job Search Sources — Mammography / Breast Imaging

General job portals for radiography and imaging roles in Canada. Select your imaging area above, then use the Find Jobs buttons below.

Registration & Licensing

Medical radiation technologists must be registered with the relevant provincial college. Requirements vary by province. Check the Canada section on our International Registration page for current information.

Registration body: Provincial Colleges of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists (e.g., CMRITO, CAMRT)

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Professional registration and permission to work are separate considerations. Check both before applying internationally.

Country Notes

  • In Canada, "Medical Radiation Technologist" (MRT) is the common professional title, with "Medical Radiologic Technologist" used in many provinces.
  • Registration is provincial — technologists must be licensed in the province where they intend to practise.
  • Ultrasound/Sonography is not listed as a standard radiographer job category for Canada in this phase, as it may be a distinct profession in some provinces.
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