Hello,
Today I contacted CAMART about registration process for internationally educated MRT's. I was very disappointed to hear that apparently in Canada there are in fact too many MRT's and even Canadian trained MRT's are struggling to find work in their profession. I find this worrying and can't understand that if this is the case why MRT's are on the FSW list. Given that the lady I emailed was the manager of certification I imagine she has a very good insight into this matter. She also said that there is very little chance of gaining anything other than casual work as permanent full time/ part time jobs are advertised internally. I was also informed that any new vacancies tend to go to the students at the hospital. So, after this disappointing email from an enquiry simply relating to becoming registered I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with potential jobs. I would also like to know if anyone has become registered and sat the exam yet?
Many Thanks
Rebecca
Today I contacted CAMART about registration process for internationally educated MRT's. I was very disappointed to hear that apparently in Canada there are in fact too many MRT's and even Canadian trained MRT's are struggling to find work in their profession. I find this worrying and can't understand that if this is the case why MRT's are on the FSW list. Given that the lady I emailed was the manager of certification I imagine she has a very good insight into this matter. She also said that there is very little chance of gaining anything other than casual work as permanent full time/ part time jobs are advertised internally. I was also informed that any new vacancies tend to go to the students at the hospital. So, after this disappointing email from an enquiry simply relating to becoming registered I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with potential jobs. I would also like to know if anyone has become registered and sat the exam yet?
Many Thanks
Rebecca
