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\nCurrently the program is affiliated with McGill Radiation Oncology <\/a>and Medical Physics<\/a>, the Cedars Cancer Center (Glen Site, MUHC<\/a>), and the Jewish General Hospital (JGH<\/a>).<\/p>\n OTIMROEPMQ is the professional organization which regulates the three main disciplines of Radiological Technologies in this province. It has published information online for each of the radiological technology disciplines (i.e., Diagnostic Imaging, Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Oncology).<\/p>\n In order to be eligible for employment as a radiation oncology technologist in Qu\u00e9bec, graduates must:<\/p>\n Further information may be obtained at: http:\/\/www.otimroepmq.ca\/<\/a><\/p>\n CAMRT is a national certifying body for radiological, radiation, nuclear medicine, and magnetic resonance professionals. As well as defining the national competency profile of radiological technologists, it also provides training and continued education.<\/p>\n Graduates who successfully pass the OTIMROEPMQ certification exams, do not need to write the CAMRT certification exams because of the program’s national accreditation. They simply need to apply to the CAMRT and pay the membership fee to be able to work outside of Quebec in Canada. Some provinces also require technologists to become a member of their provincial order or association.<\/p>\n Further information may be obtained at: http:\/\/www.camrt.ca\/<\/span><\/u><\/a><\/p>\n
\nAffiliated Didactic Site: McGill University<\/h2>\n
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Ordre des technologues en imagerie m\u00e9dicale, en radio-oncologie et en \u00e9lectrophysiologie m\u00e9dicale du Qu\u00e9bec (OTIMROEPMQ)<\/h3>\n
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\nCanadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT)<\/h2>\n