INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED · NEW BRUNSWICK
WORKING IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
New Brunswick regulates the profession and recruits health workers through its provincial nominee program, with offers from Horizon Health Network or Vitalité Health Network.
Regulation
Regulated
Regulator / certifying body
New Brunswick Regulatory College of Medical Radiation Technologists (NBRCMRT), formerly NBAMRT
Official websiteFastest route
AIP or NBPNP Skilled Worker (Horizon or Vitalité offer)
1. GET LICENSED
- Register with the provincial regulator to practise; this typically requires the CAMRT exam.
2. IMMIGRATION ROUTE
- NB Provincial Nominee Program Skilled Worker stream, with restrictions added in 2026.
- The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) is running in 2026 and selects candidates from a pool in selection rounds. An offer from Horizon or Vitalité is the strongest starting point.
3. PAY
Median roughly $35-40 per hour (range about $32-46+), standardised by collective agreement.
4. COST OF LIVING
Among the more affordable provinces in Canada. HST is 15%.
Official sources
This guide is general information, not immigration or legal advice. Programs, fees and rules change often. Always confirm with the regulator and the official immigration program before you apply, or speak with a licensed immigration consultant (RCIC).
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