CT Therapy Certificate (CTRT)
Criteria
CTRT Criteria
The CAMRT CT Therapy Certificate is available to:
- Radiation therapists who have been certified by the CAMRT
- Internationally educated medical radiation technologists (IEMRTs) in the specialty of radiation therapy who are graduates of medical radiation technology programs similar to Canadian accredited programs
The CTRT program has both didactic and clinical components.
Didactic Learning
1. Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 1 course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%. 2. Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 2 - Radiation Therapy course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%. 3. Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 3 – Radiation Therapy course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%. 4. Successful completion of one of the following Quick Self Studies, with a minimum quiz mark of 75%.
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1. Practice for at least 16 weeks (80 full time shifts) in an 18-month time block and; 2. Completion of a Summary of Clinical Competence under the direct supervision of an eligible Clinical Advisor. The SCC is a list of procedures and associated competencies that must be assessed by the clinical advisor.
After review of all components – didactic and clinical - by the CTIC Committee, the CT Therapy Certificate is granted to the radiation therapist. The designation granted is CTRT.
Download the Program Handbook, including the complete list of procedures and associated competencies.