INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED · SASKATCHEWAN
WORKING IN SASKATCHEWAN.
Saskatchewan regulates the profession and runs a health-specific nominee pathway for workers with a Saskatchewan Health Authority job offer. One of the most affordable provinces.
Regulation
Regulated
Regulator / certifying body
College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Professionals of Saskatchewan (CMRIPS)
Official websiteFastest route
SINP Health Talent pathway (SHA job offer)
1. GET LICENSED
- You must be licensed by the provincial regulator to practise.
- Licensing typically requires a credential assessment and passing the CAMRT exam.
2. IMMIGRATION ROUTE
- Join the International Healthcare Worker EOI pool. This matches you with Saskatchewan employers; it is not itself a SINP application.
- With an eligible offer from the Saskatchewan Health Authority or a partner, apply through the SINP Health Talent Pathway. This does not require Express Entry.
3. PAY
Median roughly $36-45 per hour (range about $34-52) under the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan agreement, with annual step increases and the SHEPP defined-benefit pension.
4. COST OF LIVING
One-bedroom rent around $1,300-1,600 in Regina and Saskatoon; average house prices make ownership realistic on one MRT salary. PST is 6%.
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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